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The Reporter’s own Janet Hart Leonard took to the flooded streets on Saturday, Aug. 15, to see what a 100-year flood has done to her hometown. No living resident of…

Saturday afternoon, Aug. 15, when the floodwaters had receded a few feet, downtown bridges were packed with onlookers and amateur videographers. Reporter photos

By MARGUERITE INCARDONE, KATIE COX & GREGG MONTGOMERY WISH-TV | wishtv.com The White River broke a 113-year-old record Saturday, Aug. 15, in Noblesville as flooding forced 170 people to voluntarily…

Public must stay away from collapsed Hazel Dell Parkway bridge Submitted by City of Carmel Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam, city leaders, and Hamilton County Commissioner Christine Altman gave a press…

Flooding was not limited to communities located along White River or its tributaries. The City of Tipton saw its own share of flooding over the weekend, as you can see…

On the east side of State Road 19, Tipton High School, home of the Blue Devils, saw historic flooding as well. This shot, facing northwest, shows just how hyper-saturated the…

Submitted Food insecurity often peaks over the summer and those challenges oftentimes don’t end even when students head back into the classroom. That’s why Primrose School of Noblesville is stepping…

Editorial We all know what people say about the print news industry, but there is still a little bit of magic in print media. A copy of the local newspaper…

On Saturday, Aug, 15, officials in both Hamilton and Tipton counties opened public shelters for victims of ongoing flooding. In Noblesville, the shelter is located at in Exhibition Hall A…