At least eight killed in Kentucky floods from heavy rain
Published: Feb. 16, 2025, 4:47 p.m.Louisville's Breckenridge Lane near Six Mile was closed near the train overpass due to flooding. Five cars were trapped in the water. Feb. 16, 202Louisville's Breckenridge Lane near Six Mile in the Buechel area was closed due to flooding. Four cars were trapped in the water. Feb. 16, 202At least four vehicles were trapped in floodwaters on Breckenridge Lane near Six Mile Lane Sunday after storms swept through the regionLouisville's Breckenridge Lane near Six Mile was closed near the train overpass due to flooding. Feb. 16, 202The Ohio River near West Point, Kentucky is rising after heavy rains Saturday. Feb. 16, 202Lower River Road in the 12300 block had flood waters partially covering the surface on Sunday in southwestern Jefferson County. Heavy rains Saturday created flooding throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Feb. 16, 202Louisville's Breckenridge Lane near Six Mile was closed near the train overpass due to flooding. Five cars were trapped in the water. Feb. 16, 202Park Boundary Road between Seneca and Cherokee was closed due to high water Sunday morning after heavy rains Saturday flooded Beargrass Creek in Louisville, Kentucky. Feb. 16, 202Park Boundary Road between Seneca and Cherokee was closed due to high water Sunday morning after heavy rains Saturday flooded Beargrass Creek in Louisville, Kentucky. Feb. 16, 202Park Boundary Road between Seneca and Cherokee was closed due to high water Sunday morning after heavy rains Saturday flooded Beargrass Creek in Louisville, Kentucky. Feb. 16, 202Park Boundary Road between Seneca and Cherokee was closed due to high water Sunday morning after heavy rains Saturday flooded Beargrass Creek in Louisville, Kentucky. Feb. 16, 202Louisville's Breckenridge Lane near Six Mile was closed near the train overpass due to flooding. Four cars were trapped in the water. Feb. 16, 202Lower River Road in the 12300 block had flood waters partially covering the surface on Sunday in southwestern Jefferson County. Heavy rains Saturday created flooding throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Feb. 16, 202Louisville's Breckenridge Lane near Six Mile in the Buechel area was closed due to flooding. Feb. 16, 202Lower River Road in the 12300 block had flood waters partially covering the surface on Sunday in southwestern Jefferson County. Heavy rains Saturday created flooding throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Feb. 16, 202Lower River Road in the 12300 block had flood waters partially covering the surface on Sunday in southwestern Jefferson County. Heavy rains Saturday created flooding throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Feb. 16, 202A Jeep was swept off Mitchell Hill Road in Fairdale after part of the road's foundation and guardrails gave way after heavy rains hit the Louisville area Saturday. Feb. 16, 202A Jeep was swept off Mitchell Hill Road in Fairdale after part of the road's foundation and guardrails gave way after heavy rains hit the Louisville area Saturday. Feb. 16, 202A Jeep was swept off Mitchell Hill Road in Fairdale after part of the road's foundation and guardrails gave way after heavy rains hit the Louisville area Saturday. Feb. 16, 202A Jeep was swept off Mitchell Hill Road in Fairdale after part of the road's foundation and guardrails gave way after heavy rains hit the Louisville area Saturday. 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