February flood

• Disaster recovery centers open up across the state
• Disaster assistance available for Pulaski residents after flooding
• Flood victims in 13 additional counties now eligible for disaster assistance
• Out-of-state students help local flood victims
• Flood recovery center temporarily opens in Marshall County
• Indiana Disaster Recovery Centers closed on Sundays
• July marks deadline for flood damage assistance
• February floods bring several programs to resident assistance
• Wonderland Cinema repairs underway, doors will open soon
• Free mold remediation services offered to Marshall County flood victims
• Indiana senator works to get funding for flood damages
• Flood victims in Goshen can apply for grants to help with flooding
• Marshall County flood victims can get their wells tested for free
• ABC57 Investigates: Knowing your flood risk
• Berrien County opening multi agency flood relief center
• One stop disaster assistance center in Elkhart will close Saturday
• South Bend's infrastructure sees impact from historic flooding
• County reminds residents of waste site for flood debris disposal
• ABC57 donation drive for flood victims a huge success
• Over a hundred flood relief volunteers and programs help clean-up Niles
• Berrien Springs residents waiting for federal aid, state disaster declaration
• Cass County officials remind residence to report flood damage
• Elkhart community donates items to Goodwill for #57FloodRelief
• #57FloodRelief: Elkhart flood victims cleaning up drowned homes
• Sanya Vitale discusses getting cleaning supplies to flood victims
• South Bend Battalion Chief Buchanan discusses flood recovery
• Scott Moore, Wonderland Cinema owner, discusses flood recovery
• Local groups help Berrien County flood victims with mental health and other services
• Berrien County flood damage estimated at $6+ million
• Health Department tips on hazards in the home after flooding
• Rep. Walorski meets with residents staying at Red Cross shelter
• Work ordered issued for Phillip's Ditch, Jewell Woods sees flooding
• NIPSCO natural gas services for Elkhart flood victims
• Berrien County Animal Control gives reunited flood victims ‘Pet Packs’
• Church works with new website to help Michiana flood victims
• Plymouth family shares lessons learned after flood
• I&M gives flood update for Michiana
• Berrien County road closures, how to report flood damage
• Recovery process starts as neighborhoods deal with flood aftermath
• Indiana Governor adds seven counties to Disaster Emergency Declaration
• A Plymouth business works to clear out damage from floods
• Mayor explains how Mishawaka was able to avoid major flood damage
• City of Elkhart holds clothing drive for residents impacted by flooding
• St. Joseph Co. residents: Road closure update, report flood damage
• Who to contact for flood damage in your county
• Indiana Michigan Power restoring power throughout Michiana
• Wolcottville sewers temporarily shut down post flooding
• Goshen mayor lifts Declaration of Emergency
• Disaster declared in Marshall County due to flooding
• Knox Community Schools cancel games, events
• St. Joseph Co. residents: Reporting flood damage, road closure update
• Goshen property owners should contact city to assess flood damage
• Representative Jackie Walorski tours flooded Elkhart neighborhoods
• Goshen firefighters rescue stranded kayaker from floodwaters
• DeCamp Gardens neighbors working to clean as waters recede
• First Responders rescue homeowners during mandatory evacuation
• Kosciusko County works to provide sandbag aid for residents
• Homes swallowed by floodwaters in Niles neighborhood
• Flooding forces Elkhart Central HS to cancel activities
• Report flood damage to State of Indiana
• Mayor Stutsman provides update on flooding in Goshen
• I&M gives update to flood response
• South Bend and Elkhart give updates to flood emergency
• U.S. Coast Guard rescuing people trapped in homes
• Flood waters continue to shut down roads: Full list
• American Red Cross opens disaster shelters along St. Joseph River
• Goshen evacuees say they wish they would've acted sooner
• Goshen Brewing Company deals with seeping water from flooding
• Niles business destroyed by rising floodwaters
• Flooding concerns at Lakeland Hospital in Niles
• Niles Courthouse closing until Monday, river expected to peak overnight
• Health Department advises residents with wells to check for flooding
• City of Elkhart and Elkhart County under a State of Emergency
• Mayor Buttigieg announces South Bend is under a State of Emergency
• Officials opening Berrien Springs dam, some evacuations ordered
• Historic flooding and a look at when the rivers may recede
• Sandbags available for Elkhart County residents
• State of Emergency declared for City of Goshen
• Flooding prompts evacuation in Goshen neighborhood
• Rain ends but flooding continues
• Baugo Creek families brace for more flooding
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Department warns drivers on county roads