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Death toll rises in Kentucky flooding; Investigation into death of woman who fell from Georgia police car
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Death toll rises in Kentucky flooding; Investigation into death of woman who fell from Georgia police car
Parts of Kentucky were hit with overnight storms as many people are trying to recover from the deadly flooding. Justin Michaels from The Weather Channel reports.
The Republican Senate primary in Pennsylvania between Dr. Mehmet Oz and David McCormick is a toss-up. CBS New projects Lt. Gov. John Fetterman will win on the Democratic side. CBS News projects Chuck Edwards will win the GOP nod in North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District, beating controversial freshman Rep. Madison Cawthorn. There were also primary elections in Kentucky, Oregon and Idaho.
The state's two clinics issued a statement saying "abortion is now banned in Kentucky," and said they began canceling scheduled procedures.
President Biden announced he will visit Fort Campbell, Kentucky, on Wednesday to survey storm damage. Plus, Senator Joe Manchin is considering whether he will vote for Biden's massive social spending bill before Christmas. CBS News senior White House and political correspondent Ed O'Keefe, National Journal columnist Josh Kraushaar and Axios political reporter Sarah Mucha join CBSN's "Red & Blue" host Elaine Quijano with the latest.
Hundreds of people in Kentucky still remain unaccounted for following one of the worst flooding events in state history. The death toll is also expected to climb. Justin Michaels from The Weather Channel is on the ground in Kentucky.
Nighttime curfews were declared in response to reports of looting in two devastated communities.
New video shows the dramatic helicopter rescue of an 83-year-old woman whose home was totally submerged in the Kentucky floods that have killed at least 37 people.
Flash floods in Kentucky have killed at least 30 people, and Governor Andy Beshear says he expects the death toll to rise as search and rescue efforts continue. WKYT reporter Jim Stratman has the latest from Breathitt County, and then meteorologist Jim Caldwell tells us what's in the forecast.
Rescue crews are working to assist and recover as many people as possible following severe flooding in Kentucky. More thunderstorms are expected in the area. WKYT's Jim Stratman joins "CBS News Mornings" from Breathitt County with the latest.
Rescues are ongoing in Kentucky after catastrophic flooding, but Gov. Andy Beshear says the death toll could continue to rise for weeks. Jim Stratman, from our Lexington affiliate WKYT, is in hard-hit Breathitt County with the latest.
The number of deaths from massive flooding in Kentucky has continued to climb amid a renewed threat for more heavy rains.
"This is still an emergency situation — we are in search and rescue mode," the governor said Saturday.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said at least 25 people have died since severe flooding began on Thursday. Officials have rescued hundreds of people by air and by boat, but the death toll is likely to increase. Tom Wait has more.
More than a dozen people, including children, were killed when torrential rains poured down and dumped up to 10 and a half inches in just two days across parts of Kentucky. Meteorologist Mike Seidell at the Weather Channel has more.
At least 25 people have died as rains unleashed what Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear described as some of the worst flooding in the state's history.
While floodwaters in some areas of Kentucky began to recede, more rain is expected across the region. Weather Channel meteorologist Mike Bettes has the forecast.
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Record flooding in Kentucky has killed at least 16 people. Jeremy Slinker, director for Kentucky Emergency Management, joined Catherine Herridge to discuss the devastating flood damage.
The death toll in Kentucky continues to rise following what the governor called "the worst flooding disaster" he has ever seen. Weather Channel meteorologist Mike Seidel reports.
Heavy flooding in Kentucky killed at least 16 people, including at least six children, and left thousands without power. Speaking Friday morning about the devastation, Gov. Andy Beshear said "it's a tough one." WKYT reporter Jim Stratman joins CBS News with more from the region.
Several people are dead in eastern Kentucky after torrential rain caused flooding. Governor Andy Beshear says the death toll could rise as some people are still unaccounted for. Meteorologist Mike Seidel from CBS News’ partners at the Weather Channel has more.
Residents are bracing for more rain after widespread flooding in eastern Kentucky.
State officials expect the number to climb, and say people are still missing after the devastating flooding.