Eaton Police report 14-year-old Scottie Morris found safe
By Grace Bentkowski / 16 hours agoEaton Police located Scottie Morris, missing 14-year-old of Eaton, just before 11:00 p.m. Friday.
Eaton Police located Scottie Morris, missing 14-year-old of Eaton, just before 11:00 p.m. Friday.
Weather Forecaster Eric Segbor is tracking additional rain chances along with the potential for flooding tonight.
“The purpose of me being here with Lily today is to help people understand women’s history in case students have not gotten the opportunity to learn that much about the subject matter,” Fakes said.
“It just has been so cool to see everything come together. It's going to be really cool to see it in person, be able to say I did that, to see where it is on campus now, see students using it and things like that,” Polchinski said.
“We’re very united as a team, and that really helps when we’re competing,” Pfister said. “We just stay in our own little bubble, and we just support each other.”
Weather Forecaster Noah Gordon is tracking a rainy weekend ahead and the details on a potential flooding threat.
Weather Forecaster Ryan Hill details an active end to the week & flooding potential along with the next chance of clearing.
“Kris needed one and I thought, well I’ll just sign up, see what the process is like and go through it, I don’t have anything to lose or gain from doing it,” Peiffer said.
DNR boat crews, Indiana State Police helicopters, Grant County K-9 units along with other nearby departments joined Eaton Police in the search over the weekend. Turner said more volunteer offers came in as they prepared for another search Monday morning.
“Our conference is very tough. We played 10 conference matches. We could win every one, or we could lose every one. There is so much balance in our league,” Richards said.
"Disabled people are stereotyped frequently and their capabilities are assumed because of their physical appearances. Within the healthcare system, especially people with disabilities and women, are experiencing discrimination," Jarrett and Kiel said.
Weather Forecaster Rachel Sherfey is tracking multiple rounds of rain chances and warmer temperatures.
Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Oliver Moster is expecting a warm-up and increased precipitation chances for the week ahead.
In collaboration with the National Weather Service, the state wants its citizens to be aware that it is their responsibility to “test your tornado plans, seeking safe shelter areas.”
Forecaster Ian Kowalski has an update on the cool weekend after our warm St. Patrick's day, as well as potential for storms late next week.
Weather forecaster Dimitri Gegas is tracking showers for tonight and into tomorrow.
“We made a goal all summer and all fall and then throughout the season to stay focused on winning the sectional, it was a great accomplishment,” said Matt Luce, the Wapahani head coach. “Then to win Saturday night against Carroll (Flora) was great and kind of a history-making thing for our school.”
“Whoever wins, it’s cool, as long as it’s not Kentucky,” said Jacob Walker, a student at Ball State. “If Kentucky wins, I’ll literally just throw up. We’re in Indiana, you just can’t root for them.”
Weather forecaster Jack Van Meter is tracking calm conditions but rain on the way.
“It’s been a couple years in the works,” Owens said. “We actually were able to bump our timeline ahead a few years. We’re hoping that by 2025 we’ll be able to repave those roads.”
