Meteorologists are predicting major flood risks will impact Louisville and other parts of Kentucky later this week.

There will be hundreds of first responders spread out in the Ohio River, on land, and in the sky for Thunder Over Louisville.

Parts of Louisville were targeted by aggressive storms overnight. As a result, the mayor of Louisville has declared a state of emergency.

With several inches of rain and more severe weather in the forecast this week, it's important to take precautions.

LMPD Chief Paul Humphrey said the department’s river unit, which handles water rescues, is ready and on standby.

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including the possibility of moderate flooding on Ohio River and major flooding on smaller streams, according to the National Weather Service in Louisville's latest forecast. Thunderstorms and ...