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Brandon Schaff

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@WTHRcom reporter. Former @kiii3news sports anchor & reporter. @MedillSchool and @IUMediaSchool graduate. Have a story idea? Email brandon.schaff@wthr.com.
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'It made everything disappear' | ArtsPark damaged by severe flooding from White River, delays reopening

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By Brandon Schaff Verified
| WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
INDIANAPOLIS — The revitalization of the Indy Art Center ArtsPark is delayed after severe flooding from the adjacent White River. A couple of weeks ago, the park was hidden beneath floodwaters after about two years of work. "It made everything disappear, and then we had a waiting game to see what the river left behind, and what it left behind was a lot of damage—substantial damage—and a lot of debris and a lot of silt," Indy Art Center President and Executive Director Mark Williams said.
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New B.O.Y. Youth to learn from Mike Tyson during Mike Epps Community Festival in Indianapolis Original

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By Brandon Schaff Verified
| WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
"When I was growing up, I didn't get to see not that many stars or people that were big influencers that were in town locally so this will give kids a chance to see someone. Hopefully, it'll rub off of them," entertainer Mike Epps said. This story continues below.
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Crews treat water amid mosquito increase in Ravenswood after severe flooding Original

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By Brandon Schaff Verified
| WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
INDIANAPOLIS — After floodwaters receded in Ravenswood, the damage is hard to take in for those who call the neighborhood home. "A lot of my energy each day is taken up just fighting the urge to scream and run away, because it's really easy to do when that much stuff has been just completely destroyed," Ravenswood resident Eric Tiller said. This story continues below.
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