A famous bourbon distillery that was badly flooded in early April is prepared to welcome its largest number of visitors since ...

Buffalo Trace Distillery, a renowned bourbon producer in Frankfort, Kentucky, has bounced back from a challenging period of ...

After the floodwaters receded, a large isolated pool nearly a quarter mile from the Kentucky River was discovered.

Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort discovered that flooding swept up over 250 pounds of fish from the Kentucky River. Here ...

Master's degree students in KSU's Aquaculture department have removed more than 250 pounds of fish from the distillery's ...

After historic flooding swept through Frankfort, Kentucky, an unexpected scene unfolded on the grounds of Buffalo Trace ...

Thanks to their efforts, more than 250 pounds of native species were safely caught and returned to the Kentucky River.

But on Oaks Day, the Friday before the Kentucky Derby, the Frankfort distillery traditionally also usually releases a small ...

The fish were stranded in a pool about a quarter-mile away from the Kentucky River after early April’s historic flood.

Buffalo Trace Distillery continues to make great strides toward resuming normal operations after near-historic flooding ...

The aquaculture research team retrieved 250 pounds of fish, including more than a dozen different species, from the ...

But will it be available this year, following the devastating flood that shut down historic Frankfort distillery Buffalo Trace? Normally, bourbon fans line up every morning at the distillery for ...