Kentucky state police are taking calls from worried people who can’t locate loved ones due to spotty cell phone service.
Gov. Andy Beshear said that the death toll had risen by one since Saturday from last week's storms.
A dozen shelters were open for flood victims in Kentucky with 388 occupants on Sunday, according to FEMA.Beshear said state police were taking calls from worried people who can’t locate loved ones due to spotty cell phone service. HINDMAN, KY - JULY, 30: A car and a vintage Hindman Fire Department firetruck remain under a bridge after being washed up by floodwaters.
"My daughter is safe and whole tonight," her father, Terry Adams, said in a Facebook post. "We lost everything today … everything except what matters most."Video shows a woman and her dog trapped on a roof, surrounded by floodwaters. Credit: Chloe Adams via Storyful
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