Kentucky is awaiting a response to its application for a major disaster declaration following widespread flooding in April.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency denied public assistance for two Kentucky counties and individual assistance to six ...

As cleanup efforts continue throughout the region, Clark County residents are actively working to salvage what they can ...

FEMA has provided the following update on disaster assistance in Kentucky: As of Friday, April 11, FEMA has approved more ...

McLean County is still drowning after massive flooding hit the area over a week ago. Officials and volunteers are doing ...

Daviess County officials are focusing on recovery as flooding impacts roads, homes, and businesses, with emergency management ...

Trump emergency management officials are discussing reforms that would make it much harder for communities to qualify for ...

Kentucky River flood, KSU Aquaculture students helped rescue and relocate stranded fish from a flooded pond at Buffalo Trace Distillery.

During his Team Kentucky update on Thursday morning, Governor Andy Beshear discussed the state’s latest challenge, detailing efforts to obtain federal assistance in response to the recent flooding ...

Just a few short weeks ago, the Kentucky River rose to near record levels, covering almost everything I’m standing by here in Franklin County and leaving cleanup that could take months.

The persistent rain that hit the area earlier this month wasn't typical, but flooding along the Ohio River is no anomaly.

Buffalo Trace Master Distiller Harlen Wheatley, who has been in that role for 20 years, briefed reporters on recovery efforts ...