Winter storm makes travel hazardous across Louisville, Kentucky and southern Indiana
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The winter storm is making travel very hazardous in Louisville and the surrounding area. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said it will take time to clear the roads. In a social media post, he said it takes about six hours to treat roads in Jefferson County, and it takes 12 hours to plow roadways.
Conditions caused by a winter storm are causing some Louisville businesses to close because of the weather. See the list.
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