In Indiana, weather and disaster news means storm patterns, natural events, safety alerts and disaster recovery. Reporting tracks changing conditions, government emergency declarations and the efforts to manage their impact.
Grants support fire, police and emergency management agencies across Indiana during Winter Weather Preparedness Week.
Live Poll
Do you trust local emergency agencies to keep your community prepared for storms?
Live Poll
Do you trust government disaster aid to reach storm victims in your area quickly?
Federal aid is reaching more than 37,600 households affected by August 2026 severe storms across the state.
The Indiana Corn Marketing Council's program has equipped emergency personnel across 26 counties to handle farm-related emergencies since 2022.
Live Poll
Is now the right time to prioritize harvest speed over equipment maintenance?
Sunny skies allow producers to prioritize corn and soybean fields before mid-week rain stalls operations.
Cold air brings clouds and a frost Sunday, then sunshine and warmer temperatures are expected most of next week.
Reporting here centers on severe storms, flood mitigation, drought conditions and emergency responses to natural events. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties, spanning the diverse geography of the state. Seasonal shifts often dictate which events dominate the news, with winter ice and spring storms presenting distinct challenges. Emergency management policies and the long-term recovery of affected zones remain the most consistent themes in this coverage.
