There's a chance, officials say, historic flooding could push the White River temporarily into a rock quarry southeast of Carmel. While that's wild in itself, the odds are high the resulting damage to infrastructure will lead to a discharge of raw sewage into the water.

We've seen damage across central and eastern Indiana from recent flooding, including around Cambridge City, where residents continue to try to recover.

Indiana residents impacted by recent flooding can access emergency hotlines, shelter and financial aid resources.

There are currently two distribution centers operating in Connersville. One is a drive-through operation at the Fayette County Fairgrounds on Park Road. The other is at Baptist Temple.

Across central Indiana, communities are recovering from historic flooding. From Cambridge City in Wayne County, where the city building was a total loss, to Carmel where a bridge across the White

Indiana public safety officials say at least seven people have died during days of heavy rain and historic flooding in the state

The damage so far was concentrated along the White River from Hamilton County into the northern Indianapolis suburbs.

Communities in central Indiana begin the laborious process of recovering from catastrophic flooding, but God’s Pit Crew (GPC) is assisting with recovery by sending a tractor-trailer loaded with critical relief supplies to help with immediate needs.

More than 310 flood insurance claims were filed in Indiana following recent storms, prompting the Indiana Commissioner of Insurance to issue a 60-day moratorium on policy cancellations and penalty suspensions.