Frankfort prepares for historic flooding that could take place with the record high crest of the Kentucky River.

The city of Frankfort is preparing for major flooding as the Kentucky River continues to rise, threatening homes and neighborhoods.

As storms begin to move out of Tennessee and Kentucky, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District is focused on ...

Homes along pretty much every body of water are dealing with the direct consequences of this flooding across the Commonwealth ...

State offices in Kentucky's flooded capital will be closed Monday as the Kentucky River is expected to crest at a record high ...

Mandatory evacuations have been ordered for Prestonsville, Greensbottom, Happy Hollow, Blue Lick, Lock Number One Road, and ...

As storms begin to move out of the Cumberland River Basin in Tennessee and Kentucky, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ...

In Frankfort, community members are being evacuated as the Kentucky River continues to rise closer to breaking the all-time ...

The city’s floodgates are only 51.5 feet high, prompting city officials, the sheriff’s department and members of the National Guard to knock on doors in south Frankfort, urging people to evacuate.

Officials in Frankfort are urging people living in low-lying areas of Frankfort to stay alert as the Kentucky River nears its ...

Historic Flooding Expected, according to Kentucky Emergency Management (KEM).A major flood is underway along the Kentucky ...

Another round of torrential rain and flash flooding has come for parts of the South and Midwest already heavily waterlogged ...