A caravan of officers and family traveled from Louisville’s medical district back to French Lick where the deputy will continue his recovery process.
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JCPS says a number of bus stops are still inaccessible due to high water, however.
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There’s help if your sump pump is connected to the sewer.
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“With this type of water, the current is very strong and the debris is very bad out there,” River Patrol Commander Sgt. Trever Blakely said.
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Here’s what we know about all eight tornadoes that touched down in Kentuckiana since April 2.
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The audits are looking into delivery operations at three post offices and the efficiency of the USPS Distribution Center in Louisville.
The mother criticized Franklin County School District for being in-session that day.
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After a tornado struck an Amish community in Michigan, repairs began even before the National Weather Service could assess the damage.
“Everything I worked for, for four years, is underwater now,” Nick Hinton, owner of Hinton Detail in Clarksville, said.
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Buffalo Trace is expected to remain closed through at least Thursday.
Experts fear the lack of foreign-language warnings could leave some of the 68 million non English-speaking people in the U.S. in danger.
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Floodwaters aren’t expected to recede significantly in Louisville until early next week.
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Floodwaters from the Ohio River submerged Louisville streets, prompting rescues and unusual commutes.
Louisville’s Metro Sewer District is no longer asking people to conserve water amid sewage backup concerns.
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This would be the strongest tornado to hit Jefferson County since May 1996.
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