Heavy rain and thunderstorms trigger flash flooding across parts of Kentucky over the weekend, with additional hazards reported in nearby Indiana. Multiple outlets cite National Weather Service flash flood warnings for sections of Kentucky and Indiana. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear declares a state of emergency as authorities respond to flooding that inundates homes and vehicles and causes damage to infrastructure. Officials investigate reports of fatalities, and several sources consistently place the death toll at at least four people. ABC News, CBS News, and The New York Times describe emergency crews conducting rescues and evacuations, including people trapped in flooded homes and vehicles. BBC News adds that dozens of water rescues and evacuations are carried out, citing 60 rescues. With more rain expected, officials warn residents to take safety precautions as conditions could worsen. Coverage describes an ongoing response that includes mobilizing rescue teams and managing flooded areas under the emergency declaration.