President Donald Trump signed an order Friday declaring a state of emergency for Kentucky as rain continue to pound much of ...

FEMA said it was ending a disaster mitigation program known as BRIC the same day a disaster declaration was announced for all 120 Kentucky counties.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear visited a high school being used as an emergency shelter after widespread flooding in the state. Beshear expressed concern over potential cuts to FEMA and other federal ...

The Trump administration is rescinding more than $9 million in infrastructure funding for local governments across the ...

Rising river levels in Kentucky are prompting evacuations and warnings to move to safer ground with water rescues under way ...

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and Senate President Robert Stivers are at odds over a cap on emergency spending instituted by the ...

More heavy rain is expected for at least the next three days, with the potential for Lexington to see an additional 6 inches.

(LEX 18) — On Saturday, Frankfort Mayor Layne Wilkerson and Franklin County Judge/Executive Michael Mueller issued a joint emergency declaration ... says that the Kentucky River is currently ...

(WDRB) -- An emergency declaration for Kentucky was approved by President Donald Trump, announced Sunday. Severe weather and flooding risks have inundated the state over the past few days.

Kentucky Realtors has announced there will be an additional $100,000 in flood relief funding. The relief is limited to a month of housing expenses up to a maximum of $1,000 per household. These funds ...

See photos and video of flooding across Kentucky, including Frankfort, Owen County, Pendleton County, Woodford County, Mercer ...

An additional 3 to 4 inches of rain could fall in Lexington by Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.