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‘Communication issues’ hampered Indy’s response to flooding
Some residents said it was hard to tell who was in charge, and they were given little time to evacuate.
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Hogsett extends disaster declaration, waives permit fees for flood damages
The suspension remains in effect for the next 30 days.
Climate change makes extreme weather normal
We’re locked in to heavier rain and hotter days for decades. But there’s still hope.
We asked people about their complicated relationship with America
“We’re gonna have to dig deep and have some conversations that are uncomfortable,” one person said.
Outside the most dangerous flood zones, water still takes its toll
Indianapolis residents with flooded basements are left picking up the pieces.
Carmel sewage could flow downriver to Indy. Here’s why.
Carmel officials worry a sewage pipe to a wastewater plant on 96th Street could fail.
Flooding displaced residents and damaged property. Photos tell the story.
Photos captured Aug. 15 show flooding from the White River in parts of Indianapolis.
Photos: Rocky Ripple residents fight against floodwaters
Hundreds of volunteers bagged and placed sandbags around the levee to stop flooding from the White River on Aug. 15.
City commission halts demolition of historic church on Martin’s campus
‘We can’t lose these kinds of assets in our community,’ the commission president said.
Emergency meeting scheduled on demolition of Martin building
A city commission will vote Aug. 12 on whether to give historic designation to a former church on the campus.
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