Kentucky Gov.: Death toll rises to 21 following historic flooding, severe weather
The death toll continues to rise across Kentucky after devastating flood conditions and severe weather ravaged the Commonwealth over the past week. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear now says 21 people have died due to the severe flooding and weather conditions. Beshear shared the latest news in a post to his X account Saturday night.
Gov. Andy Beshear said there have now been 21 weather-related deaths. The most recent reported death was a man in Logan ...
Last weekend’s heavy rain and flooding damaged numerous businesses here in Central Kentucky, including the Hall’s on the ...
Kentucky's death toll from recent flooding has risen to 14 after two Jefferson County residents died from suspected hypothermia. Snow showers are expected across the state, potentially bringing up ...
Gov. Andy Beshear increases death toll to 11. President Trump approved an emergency declaration in Kentucky Sunday after ...
They'll be providing hot meals and emotional support for those affected in Perry and Pike Counties. Officials said this is ...
In Pikeville, Kentucky, a town with a population of roughly 7,000 people, "nearly every home" in one neighborhood saw ...
Eastern Kentucky experienced devastating floods over the weekend, resulting in at least nine confirmed deaths statewide. Pike County was hit particularly hard, with widespread damage to homes ...
The Kentucky floods devastated communities throughout the Commonwealth, destroying many homes, including a houseboat.
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