Rain bands are already moving onshore, raising concerns about flash floods.
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The fast-rising floods kill an average of 127 people annually in the U.S.
Both Louisvillians and visitors gather on the Big Four lawn with friends and loved ones to remember why we celebrate Independence Day.
Months worth of heavy rain fell in just a few hours overnight, causing severe flash flooding of the Guadalupe River after as much as 10 inches poured down.
It’s an annual Independence Day tradition at Locust Grove.
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An art teacher from Breckinridge County provides a look inside the courtroom during one of Kentucky’s most high-profile murder trials.
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The start of July Fourth has brought “life-threatening flash flooding” to the area, according to NWS. County authorities confirmed an unknown number of fatalities.
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Jurors begin deliberating next week in the second trial of the Crystal Rogers case.
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Police will have extra presence in NuLu to prevent pop-up parties.
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Thursday marked the final day of testimony in the second murder trial of the Crystal Rogers case.
Electronics aren’t allowed in court, but our crews are taking handwritten notes to provide updates throughout the day.
The metered spots will be added from Broadway and Baxter to Bardstown and Woodbourne.
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As court adjourned Wednesday, Judge Charles Simms provided a new timeline of when the trial could end.
Kentucky defines all consumer fireworks as suitable for public use, with some restrictions on the size and amount of pyrotechnics inside the device.
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Electronics aren’t allowed in court, but our crews are taking handwritten notes to provide updates throughout the day.
