Work underway after widespread waters flood Pike Co.
PIKEVILLE, Ky. (WYMT) - Floodwaters ravaged the region during the weekend, leaving mountain communities with a mess of mud and muck to push through. In Pike County, the waters were widespread, hitting almost every community. The Pikeville area saw water in places that usually do not flood, including the Cassady Boulevard area.
Governor Andy Beshear visited Pike County on Monday to provide residents with an update on the extensive cleanup efforts ...
The flood waters left many roads inaccessible while causing damages across the state. On Sunday, Gov. Andy Beshear put ...
Travel into flooded zones in Pike County from non-residents is now banned following an order signed by the Pike County ...
Two establishments were in compliance with violations. Four, including three schools, achieved zero violations.
The suspect "was willing to travel to Pike County to engage in sexual contact with a ten-year-old child for payment of $200," ...
Heavy rains left flooding all across the state of Kentucky, but one county in particular especially took a beating.
An updated 10-year road project plan from 2023 is expected to be presented to the General Assembly this spring.
These establishments in Pike County were inspected between Jan. 13 and Feb. 2, according to Pennsylvania Department of ...
Nine people have died in Kentucky’s catastrophic storms, with the most recent confirmation being a person in Pike County, ...
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