Heavy rain has led to widespread flooding in eastern Kentucky, and Gov. Andy Beshear said the flooding in his state is "certainly the deadliest" he's seen in his lifetime.
At least 37 people are dead, and rescue workers continue to search for those who are missing. Hundreds of people have lost everything they have.
The flooding — which swelled onto roads, destroyed bridges and swept away entire homes — displaced thousands of Kentuckians, according to the governor. It also knocked out vital power, water and roadway infrastructure, some of which has yet to be restored.
