Aaron Mudd

1 week ago | kentucky.com | Aaron Mudd

From treehouses and cliffside cabins in Red River Gorge to houseboats floating on Lake Cumberland, Airbnb offers many exotic and adventurous experiences in the Bluegrass State. But it’s a gorgeous geodesic dome with views of the horizon that is the platform’s most wish-listed stay for Kentucky in 2025. My Old Kentucky Dome offers all the creature comforts you’d expect from a glamping experience while perched on an overlook featuring panoramic views of Kentucky’s lush countryside.

2 weeks ago | kentucky.com | Aaron Mudd

Many Kentucky tax filers counting on refunds this year are likely to get them, but the state numbers among the bottom 10 when it comes to average refund amount. That’s the chief takeaway from a , a Texas-based website that shows travelers how to maximize their credit card points, miles and rewards.

2 weeks ago | govtech.com | Aaron Mudd |Lexington Herald-Leader

(TNS) — Multiple days of relentless rain has sent rivers cresting to historic levels across Kentucky, prompted mandatory evacuations and pleas from public officials to conserve dwindling water supplies. While the rain finally let up Monday, more of it is in the forecast this week, and Gov. Andy Beshear said at a Monday morning news conference several rivers and creeks remain at or above flood stage. The death toll from the multi-day flooding event stands at three, as of Monday afternoon.

2 weeks ago | kentucky.com | Aaron Mudd

Multiple days of relentless rain has sent rivers cresting to historic levels across Kentucky, prompted mandatory evacuations and pleas from public officials to conserve dwindling water supplies. While the rain finally let up Monday, more of it is in the forecast this week, and Gov. Andy Beshear said at a Monday morning news conference several rivers and creeks remain at or above flood stage. The death toll from the multi-day flooding event stands at three, as of Monday afternoon.

3 weeks ago | kentucky.com | Aaron Mudd

A round of severe and life-threatening storms is expected to sweep through much of Kentucky between Wednesday night and Saturday, likely bringing severe thunderstorms, tornadoes and flash-flooding. That includes possibly up to 15 inches of rain in some parts of Western Kentucky, forecasters warn. Authorities are urging the public to stay weather aware and keep an eye on the forecast in the coming days.