Work continues on the Fishing Creek Bridge past the date when it was originally scheduled to open for traffic, and it may be ...

Drivers on Interstate 24 need to be aware that a contractor for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will begin a nighttime ...

Two drivers were killed in wrong-way crashes in 2022. Thirty-two others were injured in the last decade. New signs take aim at wrong-way drivers.

Crews have been working over the past few weeks on prepping five different locations on the bridge for T-1 steel repairs. In the next few days, the KYTC hopes to have nearly all T-1 steel repairs on ...

and consulting online resources for road closures and high-water reports such as the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet GoKy Map. In central Kentucky, Taylorsville Lake WMA and Kentucky River WMA are ...

PADUCAH — Eastbound traffic on the Interstate 24 Ohio River Bridge from Metropolis, Illinois, to Paducah is blocked due to a multi-vehicle crash, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet reported Friday ...

PADUCAH — Eight state roads in McCracken County remained closed Wednesday due to high water, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet said. According to KYTC District 1, as of 5:15 p.m. Thursday ...

Officials also advise not to drive around barricades or other devices blocking traffic. Road closures and high-water reports can be located at the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet GoKy Map.

4,000 were under Boil Water Advisories. Jim Gray, Kentucky Secretary of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, advised those driving to avoid flooded roads. “This is an unprecedented event, I want to ...

More than 1 foot of rain fell in five different counties, according to the National Weather Service. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet said more than 450 road closures were in place as of Tuesday, ...

FRANKFORT, Ky. – A dock on the swollen Kentucky River that broke free during flooding was caught on camera crashing into the War Mothers Memorial Bridge in Frankfort on Sunday. In the video ...

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Secretary Jim Gray implored Kentuckians to continue to make safe choices and “turn around, don’t drown.” Read more of the latest Lexington & central Kentucky news Gray ...