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2 weeks ago |
whas11.com | Alex Dederer
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A stranded cabin cruiser is left bobbing in the flooded Ohio River, swept under I-64 by historic river levels. A large, floating reminder of what's to come once the river levels go back down and cleanup of debris is underway. The mighty Ohio crested at just under 37 feet Wednesday. And after a historic week for riverfront cities, like Jeffersonville, Ind., the work doesn't stop once the water recedes.
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2 weeks ago |
whas11.com | Alex Dederer
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Right under I-64 in downtown Louisville, as cars cruise down the highway, feet of water sit just below the interstate. The Ohio River has crept up to the Galt House, carrying debris and downed wires. Streetlamps are almost submerged, streetlights just slightly peak over the dark and cold waters of the Ohio, and 4th and River Roads are covered by rising waters.
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3 weeks ago |
whas11.com | Alex Dederer
SHEPHERDSVILLE, Ky. — Cleanup is underway after the National Weather Service (NWS) says a survey team in Bullitt County found more damage consistent with an EF-1 tornado about four miles south of Shepherdsville, just west of KY 61. Homes off Beech Grove Road in Shepherdsville are left cleaning up the pieces after the tornado swept through.
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1 month ago |
whas11.com | Alex Dederer
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Jonah Bevin, the adopted son of Matt Bevin, has reached a settlement agreement in his case against the former Kentucky governor. Dawn Post, the 18-year-old's attorney, told WHAS11 they've reached a settlement that includes a six-month extension of the emergency protective order (EPO) against Matt Bevin. An EPO against his adopted mother, Glenna Bevin, has also been withdrawn, however Post says she was placed under a civil restraining order.
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1 month ago |
whas11.com | Alex Dederer
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Simmons College of Kentucky is expanding, after the Archdiocese of Louisville donated Christ the King Church to Louisville's only HBCU. A pillar of West Louisville in the Chicksaw neighborhood, the bright red doors to the parish have invited people in to worship since 1927. "This is my neighborhood. I live three or four blocks from here. I grew up in this community, and all my life, Christ the King has been an iconic institution," Simmons College President Kevin Cosby said.
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