MUNCIE, IN (WCRD Weather) -- Indiana Severe Weather Preparedness Week has officially come to an end, but this is the perfect time to recap everything that we covered this week.
WCRD Assistant Chief Forecaster Nathan DeYoung and Forecaster Kalie Pluchel examine the work being done to make us a weather ready nation.
WCRD Weather Forecasters Chelsea Smith and Kendra Rauner share some tips on safety during the recovery period immediately following severe weather.
Ball State students were given the opportunity of a lifetime to pet a real-life penguin and two baby sharks.
Lee Florea represented Water Quality Indiana at the White House Water Summit in Washington, D.C., on March 22.
Three local teenage girls received a birthday celebration they said they will never forget March 19 — a traditional Quinceañera hosted by Ball State University's Latino Student Union.
Renting an apartment can be stressful and taxing on college students. Molly Peterson, an assistant for financial leasing agreements and former landlord, said proper planning and research are necessary to rent an apartment that fits students' needs and budgets, and with the summer approaching, it may be time for some students to look for housing.
With Easter coming up on March 27, some students will be going home, but others are staying in Muncie for the holiday.
Ana, a 4-month old pitbull puppy with a vibrant personality, hobbles through the hallways of the Muncie Animal Shelter, her tail wagging more rapidly with each visitor who stops to show her attention.
Cool conditions today with temperatures in the 50s. It's going to be a beautiful Easter weekend with temperatures in the 60s.
The Alexander M. Bracken Library is celebrating its 40th anniversary with the opening of an exhibition chronicling its history and major milestones.
House Bill 1337 was placed on Gov. Mike Pence’s desk on March 17. This bill focuses on abortion and its requirements, including new forms and regulations on fetal tissue disposal. The bill has received a lot of flack because of the perceived burden it places on women’s reproductive rights. The bill’s signing deadline was March 24, and Pence signed it, putting it into law.
One campus group is working to get people to stop saying the word "retard."
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Republican Gov. Mike Pence signed a bill into law Thursday making Indiana the second state to ban abortions because of fetal genetic abnormalities such as Down syndrome.
Student weather forecaster Holly Beemer has a look at your weather forecast update. Easter Weekend brings both a mix of sun and clouds with a chance for showers Sunday afternoon into the evening. Next week looks to be fairly quiet with temperatures in the mid 50s and increasing through the end of the week.
Kay Bales, dean of students and vice president of student affairs, is now overseeing enrollment services — a role that has seen three different executives since Paul W. Ferguson became university president in 2014.
WCRD Forecasters Molly Coates, Ethan Rosuck, and Caleb Saylor look at the different responses local agencies take during severe weather.
Storms return to central Indiana for Thursday. Will they affect the weekend forecast for this Easter weekend? Weather Forecaster Balint Szalavari has the full forecast.
The Indiana Small Business Development Center has entered into a new partnership with Ball State.
WCRD Chief Forecaster Michael Behrens and Forecaster Adam Grimes take a creative direction in explaining what to do during and before a severe weather warning.
