Indiana flooding: Five dead as ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ floods swallow homes
- At least five people have died in flooding across Indiana this week, state authorities said, as emergency responders worked Saturday to rescue residents from rising waters along the White River in Indianapolis.
- The state has suffered heavy rains over the past week, resulting in rivers and creeks overflowing.
- Mike Braun said Saturday that President Donald Trump plans to approve his request for federal assistance to aid response and recovery efforts.
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- At least five people have died in flooding across Indiana this week, state authorities said, as emergency responders worked Saturday to rescue residents from rising waters along the White River in Indianapolis.
- The state has suffered heavy rains over the past week, resulting in rivers and creeks overflowing.
- Mike Braun said Saturday that President Donald Trump plans to approve his request for federal assistance to aid response and recovery efforts.
Sources: The Independent