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Topic: Kentucky

A flooded roadway (file photo).

Sunday, 6/28, 02:38 AM

At Least 4 Dead as Flash Flooding Hits Kentucky; Beshear Declares Emergency

Torrential rain and flash flooding swept across central and eastern Kentucky overnight into Saturday, killing at least four people and prompting Gov.
Andy Beshear to declare a state of emergency as crews carried out water rescues from cars and homes.

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