There was recent flooding in Kentucky, but it was nothing like what happened a year ago when 45 people died in 14 counties when rivers and creeks overflowed in a historic flood. In the aftermath some people opted to move to higher ground, but others decided to stay in their homes.
Sherry Mullins vividly remembers trying to get to her house after visiting a relative a year ago. She couldn't reach it and realized her son and husband were inside.
“There was water, it looked like two rivers on each side of my house and there was no way for them to get out of there, they were trapped,” Mullins said.
