Good morning, Kokomo.

A flash flood watch remains in effect through Monday evening as heavy showers may cause flooding in low-lying areas across several counties—residents should monitor local forecasts for updates.

The Madison County 4-H Fair will return next week to showcase youth achievements and boost business activity in Alexandria, drawing thousands of visitors.

Tom Schoder, developer of the Emerald Green Solar project, said ENGIE will begin building a solar project east of Greentown later this summer—this project will add renewable energy capacity to the area.

Officials from the Environmental Protection Agency began digging test wells at the Broadway Superfund site in Anderson — flash flood warnings remain in effect through Monday evening in parts of central and north Indiana due to heavy rainfall.

Comic & Toy Show

10 AM – 4 PM — Markland Mall — Free entry — Celebrate pop culture with vendors offering anime, toys, and comics.

Back To School Sneaker Ball

3-6 p.m. — Kemper Center — Free entry — Celebrate back to school with music, food, games, and a sneaker-themed dance party.

The Looking Up Tour

7-9 p.m. — Kokomo, IN — General admission tickets available — Experience Sidewalk Prophets live with hits and new music on their nationwide tour.

CK Racing Back to School 5k

9 AM – 1 PM — Jackson Morrow Park — Supports local teachers and students — A family fun run/walk to kick off the school year.