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Indiana floods

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Indiana flooding kills at least seven as White River sets records

Aug 18, 2026

The segment covers ongoing flooding from heavy rain in the Ohio Valley and West Virginia, severe storms in North Carolina, and catastrophic flooding in central Indiana over the prior weekend. It includes resident interviews from the Indianapolis area and transitions to meteorologist Rob Marciano for the national forecast, river stages, additional storm risks, southern heat, and Pacific activity including Tropical Storm Lala near Hawaii.

Source: CBS News

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Indiana requests federal aid after floods kill 5 amid Midwest storms

Aug 15, 2026

CBS Evening News segment covers severe flooding across the Midwest, focusing on Indiana where at least five deaths occurred and the state requested federal aid after heavy rainfall. Reporter Lana Zak reports from Iowa City on saturated ground and ongoing storm risks, with examples from Indianapolis rescues, Anderson homes destroyed by the White River, and impacts in Illinois, Utah, and Iowa.

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Indiana Governor Declares Statewide Disaster Emergency Amid Historic Flooding

Aug 13, 2026

The CBS News segment reports on Indiana Gov. Mike Braun's statewide disaster emergency declaration following days of heavy rain and flash flooding that collapsed roads, destroyed homes, and left more than 250,000 customers without power. Correspondent Ian Lee reports live from Anderson, Indiana, showing the White River overtaking homes and a resident who lost his uninsured renovation. Residents in nearby Pendleton filled sandbags ahead of rivers peaking around 2 a.m. The report notes some areas received about a foot of rain since Monday and warns that millions in neighboring states could see another 4+ inches. Sourcing relies on direct observation, an on-camera homeowner interview, local officials via the correspondent, the National Weather Service, and poweroutage.us. No named experts beyond the reporter and anchor; emphasis on real-time visuals and community response rather than broader analysis.

Source: CBS News