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Devastating flooding tears through Indiana, destroying homes and businesses
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August 15, 2026
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42:34Now PlayingDeadly storms have left hundreds of thousands of homes without power across the Midwest, with more than 35 million Americans under flood alerts. In Indiana, homes remain underwater, roads are impassable, and emergency crews continue making water rescues as the state remains under a disaster emergency. Farmer Anna Dungan, whose crops were severely damaged, Pizza King owner Justin Keal, whose business was devastated, and Brooke Boomershine, who lost her home and fled to a motel with her six children, share what it’s like to live through the flooding. Retired Lieutenant General Russel Honoré, who oversaw New Orleans’ recovery after Hurricane Katrina, discusses how the government can help those affected.
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