KENTUCKY (WATE) — People displaced by the floods in Kentucky can travel to certain Kentucky State Park (KSP) locations for lodging. The following parks are open to displaced flood victims ...

(LEX 18) — Kentucky State Parks is offering lodging to those who have been displaced due to flooding. Park locations include the Jenny Wiley, Natural Bridge, Pine Mountain, and Cumberland Falls ...

Winter weather in Kentucky is complicating rescue and recovery efforts after deadly weekend floods displaced more than 1,000 people. Some displaced residents are sheltering in state parks.

Most of them are in the eastern part of the state. The governor's office confirmed nearly 300 people are living in Kentucky state parks. Beshear shared an update separately from Noem confirming 23 ...

The governor said 191 people are being sheltered at four Kentucky state parks – Buckhorn Lake, Jenny Wiley, Natural Bridge and Pine Mountain -- due to flooding and power outages. Emergency ...

Kentucky State Parks have opened to receive displaced Kentuckians. Beshear said 142 people are currently being housed at state parks. Jenny Wiley State Park is currently full with 86 adults ...

142: The number of people being housed at Kentucky state parks during the emergency weather. 146: The number of Kentucky National Guard soldiers and airmen responding to the emergency.

Winter weather in Kentucky is complicating rescue and recovery ... Some of them are housed in shelters at state parks. Karyn Czar with member station WUKY visited one shelter that's now cut ...

Cumberland Falls State Resort Park has lost sewage system ... For the most current information, please see our website at parks.ky.gov.“ At least 9 people are dead, including 8 in Kentucky ...