Sixth straight day of Midwest storms drives flood crisis in Indiana and Ohio
A sixth day of powerful storms drenches the flood-ravaged Midwest, bringing more rain to Indiana and Ohio as rivers swell and hundreds of thousands lose power. Water rescues continue and evacuations are underway in several counties, with at least two deaths reported and a missing 18-year-old in Delaware County. Indiana Gov. Braun has declared a statewide disaster emergency and mobilized the National Guard. Forecasters warn of more heavy rain, though a weekend reprieve is expected as the system moves north and east.
