Louisville’s Metro Sewer District is no longer asking people to conserve water amid sewage backup concerns.
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This would be the strongest tornado to hit Jefferson County since May 1996.
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Kentucky Gov. Beshear reports ongoing rescue and recovery efforts following devastating floods.
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Water levels in the area continue to rise as runoff from recent rain soak the Ohio River Valley.
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Nonstop rain since last Thursday has led to excessive rain across the Ohio Valley.
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“The rain just won’t stop,” one Kentucky resident said Sunday. “It’s been nonstop for days and days.”
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Several Kentucky communities received over 10 inches of rain in just a few days.
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About 30 people in Hardin County have been evacuated.
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Louisville Metro Public Works is opening drop-off locations on Monday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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“What in the world…hey, hey, hey, we’re closed what are you all doing here? The moose out front should have told you we were closed!”
The distillery hopes to reopen on Thursday, but that is subject to change.
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Gov. Andy Beshear said many homes were being evacuated and the “water supply is limited” in the state’s capitol.
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By Jai’Michael Anderson Following this weekend’s downpour and flooding, the university will operate remotely on Monday, April 7, according to a RAVE Alert sent this afternoon. “The excessive rainfall over the past several days has made travel to and from university campuses difficult and to some degrees unsafe. Therefore, UofL will move to temporary remote
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According to Carrollton Mayor Robb Adams, 10 gates at Dix Dam were opened. LG&E said they “opened spill gates in a controlled fashion.”
“We are glad that we are able to assist our neighboring communities during this devastating disaster,” Major Jason Logsdon with LMDC said.
