Residents along Dixie Beach Road grieve the extensive damage caused to their homes from flooding and high winds.
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With the Ohio River levels receding, the cleanup is in full force across the Metro.
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A spokesperson said early assessments show they sustained substantial damage and recovery efforts will be ongoing for the foreseeable future.
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Towns across Kentuckiana have been hit by the historic April flooding. WHAS11 is on your side, working to help those affected.
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On Tuesday, first responders were called to the Shawnee Park Boat Ramp about a white sedan that “drove off the boat dock.”
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Bardstown Baptist Church is also accepting donations to take to Boston, Kentucky. That’s near Lebanon Junction.
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Buffalo Trace is expected to remain closed through at least Thursday.
The mayor of West Point said about 75 to 100 homes will have water damage. The American Red Cross is bringing supplies to River of Life Church to aid those impacted.
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Floodwaters from the Ohio River submerged Louisville streets, prompting rescues and unusual commutes.
This means seven floodwalls are currently in place around Louisville.
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Meteorologist John Gordon also shared some tips for people dealing with the significant flooding.
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Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said “even in the most optimistic scenarios for the projections of the water, there was just no way to pull it off.”
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“Please join Britainy and me as we pray [for] their families,” he said.
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“We like to give back, whenever we can,” KHS CEO Alisa Gray said. “We just want to be here for our Kentuckians and their animals. And thank to all that support us.”
A Ford spokesperson said they expect to resume normal operations sometime next week.
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