Some Louisville roads near the Ohio River were back open to commuters Monday, after severe floods inundated the city's riverfront earlier this month.

More progress is being made to get the city back to normal following last week's historic flooding as flood walls are being taken down.

The FOX Forecast Center is turning its attention to a fast-moving cold front expected to trigger a severe weather threat for parts of the Ohio Valley on Monday to kick off Easter week.

Waterfront Park is filled with debris left behind from the flooding, where thousands were supposed to gather Saturday for the ...

On what would have been a beautiful day to convene for Thunder Over Louisville, volunteers instead showcased community spirit ...

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

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – River Road BBQ in Kentucky's largest city is just one of many businesses facing an indescribable challenge ...

A community clean-up event is planned for Saturday at Waterfront Park from 9 a.m. to noon. Waterfront Park president and ...

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 ...

A cabin cruiser remains adrift in the Ohio River amid historic flooding, with debris cleanup looming for Jeffersonville and Louisville.

The Ohio River is poised to crest Wednesday evening and could cause one of the 10 worst floods in the city's history after ...

The extreme flooding across parts of the South and Midwest was caused by a stalled storm system that hovered over the same ...