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Disaster Unemployment Assistance available to those affected by April flooding

Governor Andy Beshear announced that Disaster Unemployment Assistance is now available to individuals that are out of work due to the historic rainfall and flooding that impacted the state in early April. The assistance is available to those who live or work in Anderson, Butler, Carroll, Christian, Clark, Franklin, Hardin, Hopkins, Jessamine, McCracken, Mercer, Owen and Woodford counties. Beshear is requesting for additional counties to be included in his disaster […]

todayMay 5, 2025 2

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City Council discusses flood recovery, approves zoning ordinances

Hopkinsville City Council discussed flood recovery efforts and approved zoning ordinances for properties along Cadiz Road and Lafayette Road at their Monday meeting. Parts of southern Hopkinsville remain flooded following historic levels of rainfall during the first week of April. Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight says the city has been working to connect flood victims to resources and water removal efforts are underway in the Windmill Farms Subdivision area. Knight says […]

todayApril 15, 2025 12

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Flooding, road closure update as of Monday morning, April 14

High water signs have been placed at the following locations in KYTC Districts 1 and 2: ***This list only includes routes maintained by the state, and not city and county roadways. Caldwell CountyKY 126 at the 4.7 mile point (Sims Rd) KY 128 between the 3.3-3.4 mile points at Ray Martin Rd KY 139 Cadiz Rd between the 4.4-4.8 mile point at Glass Lake KY 1272 entire route between the 0-3.3 mile pointKY […]

todayApril 14, 2025 3

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City temporarily waives permit fees for flood damage repairs

Over a foot of rain fell across Christian County during the first week of April resulting in flooding which is still impacting areas. In response the City of Hopkinsville announced that it’s waiving permit fees for flood repairs through October 31. Permits will not be required for flood related clean up efforts such as removing and disposing of damaged furniture, carpet or drywall; cleaning and sanitizing floors, walls and duct-work; […]

todayApril 13, 2025 5

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Representative Dossett spotlights the importance of documenting flood damage

While recovery efforts are underway across western Kentucky following historic flooding and severe weather, citizens are being reminded to make sure they document all damages before they clean it up.  State Representative Myron Dossett says that documentation is of vital importance not just on the individual level for insurance purposes, but also on the state and federal level to have a stronger chance of receiving funding for relief efforts.  Make […]

todayApril 13, 2025 7

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CCPS to resume in-person learning with one-hour delay, bus route cancellations

As floodwaters recede public schools are returning to in-person learning, Christian County Public Schools are set to have a one-hour delay on Thursday, April 10, but several bus routes will not be running due to high water still impacting roadways. According to the school system, the canceled routes mostly impact students attending South Christian Elementary School, Hopkinsville Middle School and Hopkinsville High School. The canceled bus routes include: Bus 142, […]

todayApril 9, 2025 7

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City of Hopkinsville spotlights storm damages, clean-up efforts

Last week’s severe weather and heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding across Hopkinsville and Christian County and now local government officials are focused on recovery and clean-up. Hopkinsville received around 12 inches of rain with some areas experiencing higher levels. According to the City of Hopkinsville, the floods damaged around 150 homes and 25 businesses and work is still being done to assess further damage. Residents and business owners can submit […]

todayApril 7, 2025 4

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Rain, chances for severe weather to continue into the weekend

Already saturated grounds in western Kentucky received heavy rainfall late Thursday night into Friday morning resulting in flooding, and Meteorologist Justin Gibbs with the National Weather Service in Paducah says the rain is not done yet. Severe weather has been impacting the region since Wednesday, and Gibbs says rain and the chance for severe weather will continue through Saturday. Into Friday evening and night, much of the region is at […]

todayApril 4, 2025 5

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Christian County flooding, April 4, 2025: Photo Gallery

Major flooding is taking place across the region, and downtown Hopkinsville quickly became dangerous Friday morning, with numerous water rescues taking place. A flood watch continues until Sunday morning. Photos below have been provided, while the photos above were taken by WHOP Reporter Dionte Berrry:

todayApril 4, 2025 6

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