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Local officials advise community members to stay home as flooding continues to impact several places throughout Noblesville and Hamilton County. The White River has begun to recede after reaching a record crest of 23.96 feet Aug. 15 at the Noblesville gauge, surpassing the previous record of 23.8 feet set on March 25,

IFD Conducts 29 Water Rescues in 24 Hours as Flooding Grips Rocky Ripple, Ravenswood. Indianapolis Fire Department crews have been working around the clock as historic flooding continues to impact the city, with 29 water rescues logged in the last 24 hours alone, according to a media advisory from IFD Public Informatio

Emergency crews conducted dozens of water rescues and opened shelters as persistent rainfall caused near-record flooding along the White River in Indianapolis.

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Indiana flooding 2026: the White River shattered its 113-year record after a 1-in-1,000-year rain event forced a statewide disaster declaration, mass water rescues, and a FEMA emergency request from Gov. Mike Braun. At least 3 are dead, Indianapolis braces for its crest Saturday, and residents need a Major Disaster Dec

The Ravenswood neighborhood in Indianapolis is being evacuated. FOX59's Zach Myers visited the area to get an evacuation progress update.

Indiana, Illinois and surrounding states are preparing for another stretch of flooding through this weekend.

The power outages in northwest Indiana after catastrophic storms this week were so bad that you can see them from space. NASA satellite images show the difference between light emitted from the northwest Indiana and Chicago area before and after the derecho storms. "At peak, more than 60% of NIPSCO's...

Severe storms that tore across parts of the Midwest this week left behind a trail of destructive flooding, downed trees, power outages and other damage, with central Indiana continuing to face some of the worst flooding as rivers remained dangerously high. The storms turned deadly in Indiana, unleashing torrential rain