Here's how much snow fell across Louisville and southern Indiana during winter storm
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville and southern Indiana are no longer under a winter storm warning, but the impacts of the storm will be felt for several days. More than 10.5 inches of snow were recorded in Louisville.
Major roads in Louisville and southern Indiana remained slushy with some light snow coverage from Monday morning, but it was ...
Nighttime temperatures through Friday are expected to fall into the single digits, according to the National Weather Service ...
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Louisville residents struggle to dig out after multiple layers of snow and iceWhile Louisville businesses, office buildings and schools closed Monday, that didn’t stop several folks around Louisville ...
In Louisville's south end it's a harsh reality for many residents. Winter Storm Blair has left more than 1,300 people in Jefferson County without power, turning homes on Palatka Road and Bruce Avenue ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Nearly 10 inches of snow fell across Kentuckiana during the weekend winter storm. Don't expect to see the grass in your yard for the next few weeks thanks to a very cold weather ...
Multiple accidents have been reported in Louisville as Winter Storm Blair blankets city. Officials said roads aren't safe for ...
1:45 pm Saturday, Jan. 4 -- Bracing for a treacherous storm that is expected to arrive early Sunday morning, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear activated National Guard units, declared a state of emergency ...
Metro Public Works said garbage, recycling and yard waste set for collection on Monday and Tuesday will not be rescheduled.
Dozens of businesses and schools around Louisville are closed Monday amid Winter Storm Blair, and those confined to their ...
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