Officials in Indiana say six people are now dead after storms caused flash flooding across the state.
Five deaths were confirmed early Saturday after a record amount of rain caused streams and rivers to flood their banks across the state on Friday, causing Governor Mike Braun to request a presidential emergency declaration, which President Trump granted.
The Department of Homeland Security said later that six have died, including a four-year-old boy who was killed in Jennings County when a tree fell on his house during the severe weather.
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