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The death toll was expected to rise further, the governor said. Authorities were aware of additional bodies that had been recovered but not added to the list of confirmed deaths in time for his morning briefing, he said.

The death toll was expected to rise further, the governor said. Authorities were aware of additional bodies that had been recovered but not added to the list of confirmed deaths in time for his morning briefing, he said.

The death toll was expected to rise further, the governor said. Authorities were aware of additional bodies that had been recovered but not added to the list of confirmed deaths in time for his morning briefing, he said.

The death toll was expected to rise further, the governor said. Authorities were aware of additional bodies that had been recovered but not added to the list of confirmed deaths in time for his morning briefing, he said.

The death toll was expected to rise further, the governor said. Authorities were aware of additional bodies that had been recovered but not added to the list of confirmed deaths in time for his morning briefing, he said.

The death toll was expected to rise further, the governor said. Authorities were aware of additional bodies that had been recovered but not added to the list of confirmed deaths in time for his morning briefing, he said.

The death toll was expected to rise further, the governor said. Authorities were aware of additional bodies that had been recovered but not added to the list of confirmed deaths in time for his morning briefing, he said.

Small, devastated mountain towns in Kentucky began digging out in earnest Sunday as another round of storms threatened more destruction.

Horse has won a Grade I race for three straight years at Saratoga, the first to do it.

Tens of thousands are without power, and the flooding caused massive damage in eastern Kentucky.