Four deaths have been confirmed as a result of ongoing weather, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear previously said, with several regions to see worsening conditions in the next few days. Start the day smarter.

Several Kentucky communities are being impacted by floodwaters as rising rivers and streams cover roads around the commonwealth.

Mayor Greenberg says the river is still expected to rise another foot in the next 24 hours. However, he doesn’t expect any new evacuations to be added in the city.

Severe storms have caused flooding across Louisville, which in turn is causing roads to be closed. The following roads/ramps in Louisville are closed as of Wednesday morning: These roads will not reopen until the water levels have come down enough that is safe for drivers, officials said.

Nonprofits, schools, government agencies and private businesses across Kentucky have made calls for community support as flooding continues this month,

After powerful storms caused historic river flooding, photos of Kentucky's capital city Frankfort show homes, buildings and major roads entirely under water.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in late March more than 300 student visas were yanked largely because of those students’ activism, particularly those who have supported Palestine. It’s not clear if any of the students who have been forced to leave Kentucky and Ohio universities are part of this crackdown.

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