Firefighter Tommy Hedden had to be rescued from his own home as the Rolling Fork River rose dramatically.
Nelson County firefighter returns to flooded home after days on duty Read More »
Scattered thunderstorms will move across central Kentucky and southern Indiana Thursday evening.
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for portions of Kentucky Read More »
“Each of these, children of God, missed by their families and by their communities,” Beshear said.
‘Be careful’ | Gov. Andy Beshear announces sixth flood-related death in Kentucky Read More »
The Ohio River has officially crested in Louisville. Here’s what that means.
Ohio River crests at 37 feet in Louisville, clean-up efforts to begin Read More »
A spokesperson said early assessments show they sustained substantial damage and recovery efforts will be ongoing for the foreseeable future.
Historic flooding halts Buffalo Trace operations, closure extended Read More »
Towns across Kentuckiana have been hit by the historic April flooding. WHAS11 is on your side, working to help those affected.
Residents navigate Utica’s historic flooding challenge Read More »
JCPS says a number of bus stops are still inaccessible due to high water, however.
JCPS operating on two-hour delay Thursday as floodwaters begin to recede Read More »
There’s help if your sump pump is connected to the sewer.
Louisville MSD program pays for sump pump switches after heavy rains cause failures Read More »
“With this type of water, the current is very strong and the debris is very bad out there,” River Patrol Commander Sgt. Trever Blakely said.
These LMPD officers help rescue people trapped in Ohio River flooding Read More »
Here’s what we know about all eight tornadoes that touched down in Kentuckiana since April 2.
NWS confirms more tornadoes touched down in Kentuckiana during recent severe weather Read More »
The mother criticized Franklin County School District for being in-session that day.
Mother of Kentucky 9-year-old who died after being swept away by floodwaters speaks out Read More »
The National Weather Service estimates river levels will reach 37 feet before it starts slowly receding.
The Ohio River is expected to crest soon in Louisville. Here’s when Read More »
After a tornado struck an Amish community in Michigan, repairs began even before the National Weather Service could assess the damage.
Louisville Metro Public Works has opened nine locations across the Metro where people can drop off tree debris for free.
On Tuesday, first responders were called to the Shawnee Park Boat Ramp about a white sedan that “drove off the boat dock.”
Police: Water rescue crews get stolen car out of water near Shawnee Park Boat Ramp Read More »
