Portions of the Midwest and Southeast recently slammed by a deadly barrage of powerful storms and flooding are continuing recovery efforts in the wake of the disaster, but now, as residents try to ...

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Louisville-based nonprofit is helping restaurants along the Ohio River forced to close because of flooding this week. Apron Inc. said there are at least eight or nine ...

The multi-day outbreak of tornadoes, torrential rain and flooding that killed at least two dozen people across the Midwest and South was caused by a storm system that stalled and hovered over the same ...

Long-term health impacts of flooding revealed Analysis of over 300 million hospitalizations records in eight countries finds a boost of 26% of all diseases requiring hospitalization Date: April 8 ...

But all that water in such a short period can pack a punch. Here are the four things you need to know about flooding. Flooding is actually the deadliest threat that comes with storms. Each year in ...

Businesses all along the Ohio are continuing to see the impacts of this flooding.Restaurants and bars forced to close, as major streets downtown remain shut down. That didn't stop fans of ZZ Top ...

Just a day after severe flooding led officials to call for mandatory evacuations of a Northern Kentucky city, its mayor resigned to take another job. Falmouth Mayor Luke Price announced Tuesday he ...

Here is the latest on flooding road closures in North Escambia. River Annex Road and Nokomis Road were added to the closure list on Tuesday, while Arthur Brown Road reopened.

Nelson County has made 66 rescues since the flooding began. "Nine times out of 10, if you go into any kind of flood water, it's not going to end up well," Nelson County EMA Director Brad Metcalf said.

A powerful storm system that stalled over states from Texas to Ohio for several days in early April 2025 wreaked havoc across the region, with deadly tornadoes, mudslides and flooding as rivers rose.