Indiana is facing one of the worst flooding emergencies in decades after several days of torrential rain caused rivers to overflow and left severe damage across multiple communities. Authorities reported at least six deaths, while rescue and evacuation efforts continue.
One of the hardest-hit areas has been Indianapolis and its surroundings, where the White River reached historic levels of nearly 25 feet. Some areas received more than 11 inches of rain in just two days, causing flash flooding, blocked roads, and significant damage to homes and infrastructure.
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The emergency forced hundreds of residents to leave their homes. Rescue teams used boats to reach people trapped by rapidly rising floodwaters, while the National Guard and state agencies assisted with emergency operations.
Indiana Governor Mike Braun declared a state of emergency and requested federal assistance. President Donald Trump later approved the emergency declaration, allowing federal resources to be made available to support recovery efforts.
How many people have died in the Indiana floods?
The initial reported death toll was at least six people, although authorities continue to update the number as search and rescue operations progress.
