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The Clear Creek Culvert Reconstruction Project isn't expected to be complete until the end of the year.
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Representatives from the Indiana Builder’s Association say the bill is a compromise to prevent permitting delays. Environmental groups worry it does more than clarify existing law.
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It projected that more than 400,000 neighborhoods will lose population in the next 30 years — mostly in the Northeast and Great Lakes states.
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The interim drainage committee came away with only an informal report Wednesday.
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The highest percentage of properties in the flood insurance bubble were in north central Indiana — in counties like Miami, White and Cass.
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Envision Ellettsville Plan involves building new roads, parks and trails.
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Wetland advocates say that doesn’t bode well for Indiana — which removed state protections for most of its wetlands two years ago.
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FEMA hasn't yet approved maps on Indiana's floodplain portal, but the Indiana Department of Natural Resources said it can be used for "general planning, construction and development purposes."
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Residents along Clear Creek are worried the combination of climate change and development in Bloomington is making flash flooding more frequent – and powerful – than it has been.
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Winter weather returns throughout most of the northern half of the state. Heavy rain will turn to mixed precipitation as temperatures drop this afternoon.