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How to help 2025 Kentucky flooding victims

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LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Just over two years ago, eastern Kentucky was ravaged by deadly floods that destroyed entire communities. On Sunday, the water rushed in again across the entire Commonwealth. The devastating floods have left many in dangerous and insecure situations, and now a winter storm is rolling in while floodwaters are still high in some places, making a quick community response even more important. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear decl…

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FOX 56 News

Kentucky floods: 15 dead as state moves to ‘stabilization phase’ amid arctic lows

FRANKFORT, Ky. (FOX 56) — State officials addressed the public Thursday morning amid a state of emergency in Kentucky as weather-related hazards have taken the lives of 15 people. At 10 a.m. on Thursday, Gov. Andy Beshear was joined by Kentucky Transportation Secretary Jim Gray and leaders from Kentucky Emergency Management and FEMA. The snow overnight left dangerous driving conditions across the state's roads for the second day in a row. The we…

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WNKY

Kentucky Fish & Wildlife helping those impacted by floods in eastern Kentucky - WNKY News 40 Television

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Kentucky Fish and Wildlife game wardens are stationed in eastern Kentucky to help rescue those dealing with floods. The pictures you’re seeing in the video above come from District 2’s Public Information Officer Cody Fox, who was one of the wardens deployed to Pike and Floyd Counties to help out. Fox says there’s obviously a huge difference between working in south central Kentucky and eastern Kentucky, and explains how they…

How to help 2025 Kentucky flooding victims

3 days ago·Charleston, United States

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The Hancock Clarion

Historic Flooding Leads to State of Emergency in Kentucky

Rainfall began Friday evening, February 14th, and continued through Saturday in the Commonwealth. Over 300 roads were closed in Kentucky, as of Sunday morning. Governor Andy Beshear declared the state of emergency for the Commonwealth on Sunday, February 16th, and President Donald J. Trump quickly approved an Emergency Declaration for Kentucky on the same day. Beshear thanked President Trump, and said it was the fastest that he had ever seen a p…

3 days ago·Hawesville, United States

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