Kentucky severe weather death toll rises to 22, governor announces
The death toll from severe flooding and weather across Kentucky has risen. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announced Monday another person has died, bringing the death toll to 22. The most recent victim was a man in Marshall County who died from hypothermia.
The NWS also issued tornado warnings for select parts of Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi on Saturday night. Portions of the Ohio Valley, Tennessee Valley and Lower Mississippi ...
More than 100 million Americans were under alerts Sunday for flooding, mudslides, snow and strong winds as dangerous winter ...
FOX 17 News is Code Red Weather Alert for flooding and the chance for severe storms moving through Middle Tennessee and ...
Kentucky had the highest death toll on Sunday ... Forecasters also predicted weekend snowstorms in the Northeast and the threat of tornadoes for the Mississippi Valley. Four tornadoes touched ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Severe flooding has wreaked havoc ... Some Southern states were also hit by tornadoes. An EF-1 tornado touched down in Hale and Perry counties in Alabama early Sunday morning ...
One year ago today, a devastating tornado ripped through Beech Creek, Kentucky, leaving a trail of destruction.
In response to the deadly storms that have impacted communities throughout Kentucky this month, Kentucky REALTORS is donating ...
Kentucky lawmakers say it's too early to consider a special session for flood relief. In the meantime, they're keeping an eye ...
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