At least 6 dead after days of storms and record-setting flooding in Indiana

Since August 11, record-setting storms and heavy rainfall have caused at least seven deaths in Indiana. Some areas received over 11 inches of rain in three days, leading to record flooding in the White River and several Indianapolis suburbs. The casualties include a four-year-old boy, three women, and two men. Hazardous weather forced residents from their homes and required boat rescues. While rains began easing on Sunday, the region remained at risk for further flooding events.