"Unprecedented" Devastation: Indiana's Flooding Crisis Unfolds Amid Warnings of Rising Waters The scenes unfolding in Indiana are a stark reminder that extreme weather events are not uncommon in the Midwest.
At least five people have lost their lives, and hundreds more have been displaced by record rainfall. Governor Mike Braun has requested federal assistance to help with relief efforts.
Indiana's residents are grappling with the aftermath of torrential downpours that have left homes inundated and infrastructure crippled.