Indiana authorities say at least 5 people have died in flooding across the state
Summary
At least five people have died due to severe flooding caused by heavy rains in Indiana this week. Officials, including Gov. Mike Braun and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett, are urging residents to stay safe as rescue efforts continue and federal help is expected.Key Facts
- Five people have died from flooding in Indiana this week.
- Heavy rains caused rivers and creeks to rise, with some areas getting more than 11 inches of rain in two days.
- The White River reached a height above 24 feet in some towns, breaking records set over 100 years ago.
- Over 90 people and 45 pets were rescued from floodwaters near Indianapolis.
- Gov. Mike Braun requested a federal emergency declaration to get aid from President Donald Trump.
- Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett declared a local emergency and asked residents near the river to evacuate.
- Flooding affected areas mainly along the White River from Hamilton County through northern Indianapolis suburbs.
- The National Weather Service warned that more rain and thunderstorms were expected in central Indiana.
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