It seems like Kentucky has been plagued with natural disasters over the past few years, from flooding to tornadoes and ice ...

The widespread storms and floods that began more than a week ago in Kentucky continue to cause damage and lead to warnings, ...

Flood alerts remain in effect in the wake of days of deadly storms that devastated the central U.S. with catastrophic ...

The storms were fueled by a stationary atmospheric ... especially in particularly hard-hit areas such as western Tennessee and Kentucky, meteorologists warned.

Following a succession of severe, tornado-spawning storms across Kentucky ... Weather Service reported several three-day rainfall records set April 3-5 in Western Kentucky counties, including: ...

“Four days of severe storms have brought devastation to communities ... A Maryland task force is heading to western Kentucky to begin relief efforts in areas like Henderson and Owensboro ...

The governor said emergency crews in Kentucky have conducted 142 rescues since the storms began ... emergency response will shift focus to the western parts of the state. That’s because the ...

On Monday, around 3:30 p.m., Kentucky State Police said they recovered the body of Lee Chandler from the floodwaters. And on social media, Beshear confirmed a fourth person, a 65-year-old man from ...

Racheal Andrews The rainfall from these storms was historic. More than 15 inches of rain deluged Benton, Kentucky -- the most rain on record in a four-day period for the western part of the state ...

as well as western Kentucky and Tennessee, and forecasters said the severe weather could last for days. A "tornado outbreak" was expected, with severe storms possible for the Lower Ohio Valley and ...

The rainfall from these storms was historic. More than 15 inches of rain deluged Benton, Kentucky -- the most rain on record in a four-day period for the western part of the state -- and over 14 ...

Beshear applauded the efforts search and rescue teams have done, citing 142 overall rescues and 272 evacuations by boat.