After enduring more than a week of flooding, many Kentucky residents are now turning their attention to cleaning up the destruction left behind.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — More than 300 volunteers spent their Saturday morning cleaning up Waterfront Park as the Ohio River recedes from historic flooding levels.

Louisville has launched a multi-million-dollar cleanup effort after historic flooding along the Ohio River, just weeks before ...

The Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) advises residents whose homes or businesses were recently flooded to follow these ...

River Road BBQ in Kentucky's largest city is just one of many businesses facing an indescribable challenge after feet of ...

In 2018, flood debris cleanup took about six weeks. Mayor Craig Greenberg is hoping to have the riverfront “bright, shiny and ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In a press conference on Friday, Mayor Craig Greenberg guaranteed that Louisville will be restored to its ...

Louisville's mayor, Metro council and EMS officials are giving an update on historic flooding and cleanup efforts.

From 9 a.m. to noon, Louisville residents can volunteer to help remove trash and other debris from Waterfront Park.

Several days of heavy rainfall led to catastrophic flooding, causing issues for people on both sides of the river. The Ohio River crested around 37 ft in downtown Louisville and nearly 68 ft at the ...