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Gov. Andy Beshear announced a state of emergency Saturday amid widespread flooding across Kentucky and said at least one person has died, with more casualties possible. He urged drivers to stay off roadways after dark as conditions worsen.
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The declaration, issued June 27, authorizes additional state support to respond to persistent flooding across the Commonwealth.
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Gov. Andy Beshear announced a statewide state of emergency as flash flooding and severe weather continued to affect parts of Kentucky on June 27, directing state resources toward response efforts.
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Gov. Andy Beshear announced a state of emergency amid flooding conditions, urging Kentuckians to limit travel and avoid driving especially after dark due to hazardous roads and reduced visibility.
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WLKY reports the crash blocked westbound traffic on the Watterson Expressway near the I-65 interchange, prompting a full-lane closure while responders worked at the scene.
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The emergency is effective immediately as the city responds to excessive rainfall and flash flooding.
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The county’s emergency declaration was issued at the request of the Emergency Management Department, as officials respond to flash-flood conditions affecting Mercer County.
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Emergency officials in the Madison County area issued renewed public safety guidance for residents dealing with ongoing flash flooding, urging people to avoid flooded roadways and heed local warnings.
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Louisville Public Media reports the Trump administration eliminated a Black history exhibit from a National Park Service site as the country prepares for its 250th anniversary, prompting former park rangers to continue the education effort through public teach-ins.
