A 66-year-old man died in Campbell County, marking the sixth death related to the historic flooding in Kentucky.

While flood waters may be receding across many parts of Kentucky, one property owner in rural Clark County is now facing a new threat.

Gov. Andy Beshear said a Campbell County man has died from floodwaters, marking Kentucky's sixth death from the recent severe weather.

Residents in Logan County whose homes were damaged in the recent floods can receive a cleanup kit from first responders.

A 66-year-old from Campbell County has died due to historic flooding in Kentucky, bringing the death toll to six across the Commonwealth.

The Kentucky state parks currently closed include Rough River, Nolin, Fort Boonesborough, and Paintsville Lake. High water ...