Across the Corn Belt, following another night of heavy rain, pockets of flooding persist across southern sections of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio. The East Fork of the White River near Seymour, Indiana, has climbed more than 6 feet above flood stage (and is still rising), reaching the highest level in that location in nearly […]
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