Ohio River flooding near Louisville this week marks the eighth highest river level on record, coming within a foot of major ...

and the Kentucky River — which drains to the Ohio upstream of Louisville, near Carrollton — has seen widespread flooding in recent days. Other areas downstream are also seeing historic Ohio ...

The park is located where the Ohio River and the Kentucky River meet. The Kentucky River is causing the most problems for the Carrollton area. Carrollton Mayor Robb Adams said Sunday the ...

River banks and culverts can become unstable and unsafe.” A flood warning would remain in effect for Carroll County through Monday afternoon. Footage posted by the Carrollton/Carroll County Tourism & ...

Carrollton Mayor Robb Adams said this includes ... was provided the same notification which was then relayed to the Ohio River Forecast Center to be factored into its river forecasts.

CARROLLTON MAYOR ROB ADAMS INITIALLY SAID ... was provided the same notification which was then relayed to the Ohio River Forecast Center to be factored into its river forecasts.

the second highest on record — flows into the Ohio River in Carrollton. It is forecast to crest in Lockport, about an hour from the city where the two rivers meet, by late Monday or early Tuesday.

joining the Ohio River in Carrollton, according to the Encyclopedia Brittanica. In an emergency notice from Carroll County, residents were warned that if they do not evacuate, the county may not ...

CARROLLTON, Ky ... It sits a quarter mile from the banks of the Kentucky River. She was 16 when the Flood of March 1997 pushed the Ohio and Kentucky rivers to some of their highest levels ...

The Ohio River at Louisville is currently expected ... but a miscommunication between officials led Carrollton Mayor Robb Adams to warn residents the gates were accidentally opened and that ...