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Indiana lowers vaccine age to 55, adds 3 mass vaccine sites for new shot Share Updated: 10:50 AM EST Mar 2, 2021 WLKY Digital Team Share Updated: 10:50 AM EST Mar 2, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript THIS HISTORIC PROCESS. AFTER BEING APPROVED FOR USE THE THIRD COVID-19 VACCINE TO HIT THE US MARKET IS READY FOR NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION AND THAT STARTS HERE AT LOUISVILLE’S UPS WORLDPORT HUB. A POLICE ESCORT LEADS A UPS TRUCK CARRYING THE FIRST SHIPMENT...

The Ohio River began cresting on Saturday. By 10 a.m., it was cresting at both the lower and upper gauges. As of 9 a.m., the Ohio River level at McAlpine Upper Gauge was at 28.5 feet. The flood stage at the upper gauge is 23 feet. The river should fall below flood stage by early Monday afternoon and continue to drop to 12.6 feet by Thursday morning. Here is what you can expect at that level:29 feet — Parts of Utica, Indiana, flood. Third Street ramp off of I-64 closes. 10th Street is ...

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest forecast.

Dry skies but the Ohio River continues to rise Share Updated: 9:07 AM EST Mar 4, 2021 Share Updated: 9:07 AM EST Mar 4, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript Hello, everyone. Im W o k Y meteorologist Matt Milicevic, with a quiet forecast for this Thursday. We are looking at sun filled skies and really no big weather makers heading our way for the next several days. So enjoy the bright skies. Temperatures not quite as mild as yesterday 65. But I think well make a run ...

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has a sunny and mild Wednesday forecast, as many flooded rivers continue to rise.

Longtime cheer coach of teen killed in Dixie Highway crash: She lit up the room Share Updated: 6:33 PM EST Mar 2, 2021 Alex Suckow Share Updated: 6:33 PM EST Mar 2, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript TO HELP THE FAMILY. GLADYS: DIXIE HIGHWAY LOOKS VE DIFFERENT RIGHT NOW THAN IT DID YESTERDAY, WHEN A DRIVER HEADING THE WRONG WAY RAN HEAD-ON INTO THE CAR 17-YEAR-OLD MADELYNN TROUTT WAS DRIVING. >> I KIND OF WISH IT WAS ME, NOT HER. SHE WAS ONLY 17. GLAD...

WLKY Meteorologist Chris Johnson says rain chances finally wrap up late tonight as ongoing flooding issues remain a concern.

The capacity bump is allowed to go into effect on Friday.

WLKY Meteorologist Chris Johnson says heavy rain and storms ramp up tonight and continue through your Sunday.

It wasn't your average root canal. The dentists were probably more nervous than the patient!