Bullitt County businesses take precautions as floodwaters close in Apr 7, 2025 Apr 7, 2025 Updated Apr 7, 2025 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Some businesses on Buckman Street used tape to try to seal openings Tags Louisville-news Wdrb-news Wdrb News Wdrb News Louisville News Kentucky News Indiana News As featured on 1:56+9 Bullitt County flooding worst since 1997 as Salt River crests near 37 feet The Kentucky National Guard was deployed to the county on Sunday. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Matthew Wine's Wednesday afternoon forecast Poll Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesJCPS data shows which schools in Louisville are most overcrowdedSearch warrant leads to three arrests after Louisville police find major animal cruelty caseIndiana DNR asks public to report sightings of exotic Mediterranean geckosMan shot and killed inside Jeffersontown apartment$1.5 million bond set for southern Indiana man charged with rape, child molestationCouple opens cigar lounge in renovated auto shop in southern IndianaBond quadrupled for Louisville woman charged in fatal double shooting near OkolonaOldham County considers buying 225 acres near Buckner for new public parkUofL researchers working to map ideal sites for data centers across KentuckyCrystal Rogers' mother opens up about heartbreak, justice and life after the guilty verdicts Videos
1:56+9 Bullitt County flooding worst since 1997 as Salt River crests near 37 feet The Kentucky National Guard was deployed to the county on Sunday.Â
