Live updates: Noxious odors, emergency orders and a rescued toddler

Key Points:

• Noblesville is experiencing "absolutely historic" flooding with water levels around 21 feet and rising, prompting voluntary evacuations and cancellation of local events; Hamilton County remains under a state of emergency with over 30 road closures.
• The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office is assisting voluntary evacuations in the Riverwood community and providing free sandbags at the fairgrounds, while donations for displaced residents are being collected at Hamilton Heights High School.
• Multiple Central Indiana cities and counties have declared states of emergency due to widespread flooding, with some areas experiencing record river levels, including the White River in Anderson reaching 24.75 feet, surpassing a 1913 record.
• Severe flooding has led to closures of more than 50 roads and several parks in Hamilton County, with ongoing water rescues and significant infrastructure impacts including a flooded fire department and wastewater substation.
• Officials warn of noxious and toxic odors from floodwaters in Delaware County, advising residents to avoid floodwaters, move to higher ground if exposed to fumes, and use protective gear during cleanup to prevent illness.