In Pikeville, Kentucky, a town with a population of roughly 7,000 people, "nearly every home" in one neighborhood saw flooding impacts, the mayor said.

4 days ago · PIKEVILLE, Ky. — Superintendent David Trimble’s clothes tell the story of recovery from the latest devastating flood in Eastern Kentucky. His bright yellow high-visibility jacket was given to ...

3 days ago · Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and his Chief of Staff Rock Atkins talks with Pikeville Mayor Jimmy Carter (center) as the governor visited Pike County to see some of the damage caused by the recent flood. He called “one of the most significant natural disasters Kentucky has seen.” News-Express photo by Terry L. May

6 days ago · At least 11 people are dead in Kentucky after the weekend’s flooding. An emergency declaration was made by President Trump ... Forty-eight residents were taken to the Pikeville Medical Center ...

5 days ago · In Pike County, rescuers put down flood gates for the first time since 2015, according to Pikeville Fire Chief Johnny Cole. They wait until water reaches 38 feet to put them down, but this time ...

5 days ago · “Significant and devastating flooding” in Pikeville, Kentucky — a small town in the eastern part of the state with a population of roughly 7,000 — has left the community submerged in water, the city’s mayor Jimmy Carter said.

4 days ago · PIKEVILLE, KY (WOWK) – After this weekend’s historic flooding across Appalachia, people in our region are now mourning the loss of their homes and their loved ones. In Kentucky, 11 people were killed as a result of the catastrophic storms, according to Governor Andy Beshear.

4 days ago · Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear meets with locals at a strip mall following rainstorms that caused flooding on Feb. 17, 2025, in Pikeville, Kentucky. Severe winter storms brought torrential rains ...

5 days ago · Pikeville Mayor Jimmy Carter released a statement Sunday in response to the devasting impact Saturday's flooding has, and will, have on the community. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays Watch Now

5 days ago · Creeks and rivers throughout Eastern Kentucky made roads impassable — including the Levisa Fork, a tributary of the Big Sandy River. The water crept over the banks and flooded large portions of northern Pikeville, in Pike County, with water surrounding Pikeville High School and reaching the 50-yard-line of the football stadium.