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+16 Louisville mayor declares State of Emergency after damaging storms roll through Kentuckiana Heavy rains caused some flooding on Friday.
+4 LG&E says electric restoration will be a 'multi-day' process in Louisville, across Kentucky As of 11:30 a.m., there are still over 80,000 customers in Jefferson County without power.
