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Indiana Department of Homeland Security warns Hoosiers of scammers impersonating FEMA

The Indiana Department of Homeland Security is warning Hoosiers impacted by recent storms and flooding to be aware of scammers. They say they have received reports of people impersonating FEMA officials. The department says FEMA representatives are not currently visiting homes in the state. The IDHS is in contact with.
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IMPD investigating link between 2 shooting incidents

INDIANAPOLIS – Indianapolis Metropolitan police were investigating a possible link between two reported shootings. Officers were dispatched around 3:20 a.m. Sunday to the 6200 block of W. 38th Street where they found a person suffering from gunshot wounds. The individual was taken to an area hospital. Police didn’t dis
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Floodwaters Recede in Hamilton County, Leave Damage

HAMILTON COUNTY, Ind. — High waters are beginning to recede across Hamilton County following historic flooding along the White River, but leaders warn the path to recovery will take time. The White River hit an unprecedented peak over the weekend, cresting at 24.6 feet. That mark shattered the previous record of 23.8 f
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DC prepares for Freedom 250 Grand Prix; 5 killed in Indiana flooding | TOP...

Downtown Washington, D.C., is preparing for the first-ever Freedom 250 Grand Prix, bringing major road closures and transit changes to the nation's capital. Meanwhile, deadly storms and historic flooding in Indiana have left at least five people dead.
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People Drive From All Over Indiana For The Ribeye At These 8 Small-Town Steakhouses

Indiana is full of small towns where the best meal for miles is a thick, well-seasoned ribeye. Some of these steakhouses sit along quiet county roads, others hide inside old buildings that have been feeding hungry folks for decades. What they share is a reputation strong enough that people gladly...
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NIPSCO serves meals amid storm recovery efforts in northwest Indiana

NIPSCO is helping the community recover after severe storms brought significant damage and lengthy power outages across northwest Indiana. The utility company will serve meals to community members in need over the next few days. They are planning on having lunch and dinner distributions through Tuesday. Below are the l
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Update on Marion County flooding

INDIANAPOLIS — Officials will provide an update Sunday on flooding across Marion County. The Marion County Emergency Management Services Agency will hold a media availability at 3:30 p.m. to discuss flood response across the county. According to the National Weather Service, the Flood Watch has expired. Marion County r
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IDHS confirms Florida man killed in La Porte County weather-related crash on US 30

LAPORTE COUNTY, Ind. (WSBT) — The Indiana Department of Homeland Security (IDHS) has confirmed that a man was killed in a weather-related incident in La Porte County. The coroner for La Porte County has identified the victim as 32-year-old Johnny Rodriguez from Florida. He died in a motor vehicle...
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Drone video shows how powerful floodwaters cut through, washed away a bridge in the...

Intense weather has been battering the Midwest for days, with Indiana seeing record-setting, devastating flooding. Drone video captured by WTHR shows how floodwaters cut through a section of road on a major bridge in Carmel, which is just north of Indianapolis, as a storm system persisted for an eighth straight day.
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Flood Watch for central Indiana; Travel Advisory for Indianapolis

One to two of rain soaked central Indiana Saturday morning and many areas across the state have had as much as ten inches of rain this week. A Flood Watch remains in effect through Sunday morning as saturated ground and swollen waterways leave little room for additional rainfall. 18 counties are now under Travel Adviso

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