Lost River Cave, a popular attraction near Bowling Green, Kentucky, was slammed by recent storms that hit the Bluegrass State.

Days of historic rainfall left parts of Bowling Green underwater, cutting off access to both the Spring Lakes neighborhood and the nearby KOA campground along Three Springs Road.

Schroers said the cave system could not keep up with the amount of rainfall the area received, which caused a quick backup ...

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Flood waters remained high Monday and are expected to recede gradually throughout the week as water flows into the Barren ...

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Lost River Cave, a popular attraction near Bowling ... as it sits at the bottom of a 55-square-mile watershed. However, due to the historic amount of rainfall last week, the park ...

The Historic RailPark and Train Museum is unveiling the very first official Spring Tour Season of UnSeen BG. Thanks to support from Dr. John and Sheryl Downing, the railpark says a new spring season ...

As Bowling Green reels from the effects of historic flooding, services from multiple local nonprofits and local and state ...

Lost River Cave, a popular local and tourist attraction near Bowling Green, Kentucky, was slammed by recent storms over the ...

BY DAVID MAMARIL HOROWITZ david.horowitz@bgdailynews.com Bowling Green Mayor Todd Alcott declared a state of emergency today amid what ... DAVID MAMARIL HOROWITZ david.horowitz@bgdailynews.com The ...

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