Evelyn Schultz

2 weeks ago | lex18.com | Evelyn Schultz

CLARK COUNTY, Ky. (LEX 18) — While flood waters may be receding across many parts of Kentucky, one property owner in rural Clark County is now facing a new threat. She's concerned about the potential for a mudslide and the impacts to infrastructure in the area. Sarah Miller walked LEX 18 through the flood damage on her property on Pine Ridge Road, where she and her husband have been building their dream home. Last weekend's flooding turned this site into her nightmare.

2 weeks ago | lex18.com | Evelyn Schultz

JESSAMINE COUNTY, Ky. (LEX 18) — Many families are left wondering about the conditions of their homes, including people who live along the Kentucky River near High Bridge. We spoke with a brother and sister who were rescued from their home on Dix Drive and are now waiting for the water to recede. "I've never seen nothing like this," said Cindy Lane.

2 weeks ago | lex18.com | Evelyn Schultz

FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — From clothing, to a warm place to sleep, many Kentuckians don't have access to the essentials right now. But one church in Frankfort is making sure they don't have to go without food. Tiangello Hill spent Monday morning grilling wings, ribs and hot dogs outside First Baptist Church on Clinton Street. The food is hot — and free — for anyone in need. While First Baptist has been spared from floodwaters, Hill says he's seen the damage across Frankfort.

2 weeks ago | lex18.com | Evelyn Schultz

(LEX 18) — Storms can bring so much destruction, but sometimes, there is an incredible sign of hope. That's what happened this week at Asbury University's Equine Center, as severe weather rolled into Central Kentucky. At that point, equine students' attention was on what was happening inside the barn. "We knew we were having some pretty nasty storms," said senior and student barn manager Ava Klein.

3 weeks ago | lex18.com | Evelyn Schultz

(LEX 18) — Inside the Lineman Tech Center at Somerset Community College, students are used to reaching new heights. But one recent graduate breaks barriers with each climb. "If you just power through it, it's the biggest reward I've ever gotten in my life," 20-year-old Jillian Reed told LEX 18. She's the second woman ever to graduate from SCC's Lineman School, and she's their first female graduate to get a job in the field. "The adrenaline rush, and the heights, it's perfect for me," she said.