1000022875.JPG Jun 28, 2026 Jun 28, 2026 Updated Jun 28, 2026 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As featured on +13 Spencer County Emergency Services says flash flooding caused nearly a million dollars worth of damage Klinglesmith says he hopes President Donald Trump makes an emergency or major disaster declaration to give Kentucky access to FEMA funds, but fears those funds won't come quick. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Bryce Jones' Tuesday afternoon forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesMetro ABC shuts down overcrowded pop-up party in St. MatthewsWhat to know about federal student loan changes that took effect July 1New Kentucky education laws bring major changes to JCPS ahead of new school yearSister location of popular Louisville donut shop opens off Bardstown RoadKentucky Court of Appeals denies Matt Bevin's request to block arrest orderDozens of new Kentucky laws set to take effect this weekNew Kentucky law changes who can carry a concealed weaponLa Grange police investigating more than a dozen car thefts, break-insBrown-Forman CEO to retire after nearly 30 years with companyNorton Healthcare doctor shares ways to protect against diarrhea-causing parasite Videos
+13 Spencer County Emergency Services says flash flooding caused nearly a million dollars worth of damage Klinglesmith says he hopes President Donald Trump makes an emergency or major disaster declaration to give Kentucky access to FEMA funds, but fears those funds won't come quick.
