Homeowners in a rural Kentucky county are still recovering from April flooding. The government wants to buy them out.

Homeowners in a rural Kentucky county are still recovering from April flooding. The government wants to buy them out.

This home in Rumsey, Kentucky remains uninhabitable from April flooding in McLean County.(Sharon Walker)McLean County is one of six Kentucky counties participating in a buyout program from the state and federal governments following April's historic flooding. The counties will share $118.2 million to purchase properties from Kentucky residents who voluntarily choose to sell. A majority of the funding comes from the federal government's Emergency…