LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) -Heavy rainfall and flooding left several roads closed across the Metro.

Overnight, water continued rising in Nelson County, forcing some residents to make the difficult decision to leave.

A letter sent home to families and staff stressed community safety as a top priority in the decision to cancel school for ...

A letter sent home to families and staff stressed community safety as a top priority in the decision to cancel school for ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Lanes have reopened after a three-car crash on the Second Street Bridge. Louisville police said the ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - All lanes are closed after a crash on the Second Street Bridge. According to TRIMARC, three vehicles ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Parts of Carroll County are under mandatory evacuation orders due to significant flooding. According ...

A period of severe thunderstorms is likely near or after sunset with lingering impacts all the way through daybreak Thursday.

Parts of the city’s downtown were completely submerged by floodwater from Rolling Fork River after the weekend’s heavy rain.

Bullitt County continues to be inundated with flood waters, hours away from when the Salt River is expected to crest.

Mayor Greenberg provides update on flooding, announces cancellation of Thunder Over Louisville Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg is hosting a press conference to update the city on the severe weather ...

Those who called in the incident said that a man was standing on the hood of the car, trying to keep the car from leaving.