If the projections hold, we expect that this will be one of the 10 largest flood events in Louisville, Kentucky's history," Mayor Greenberg said.

Louisville area residents are bracing for what could be one of the most severe flooding events in the city's recent history.

The Ohio River is forecast to reach the moderate flood stage on Monday, with waters cresting at 65.6 feet at McAlpine Lower and 33.70 feet at McAlpine Upper. The Salt River in Shepherdsville will ...

Much of central and western Kentucky were already experiencing flooding Friday. Some of the region could soon see an ...

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg and community leaders provided a weather update from the Emergency Operations Center as ...

Louisville officials are urging the public to prepare ahead of what they said could be a top 10 flooding event in the city's ...

Several inches of rain will continue in Louisville and other commonwealth regions, with the possibility of flash or ...

Several rounds of rainfall are expected to hit Kentucky between now and the weekend. Here's what that could mean for Thunder ...

Relentless thunderstorms continued to drench hard-hit parts of the central U.S., threatening "catastrophic" flooding.

After days of rain, Louisville is asking residents to refrain from doing laundry as its sewer system reaches capacity ...

Severe storms are causing flooding across Louisville, which in turn is causing roads to be closed. The following roads in Louisville are closed: These roads will not reopen until the water levels have ...