The funding is intended for public assistance to restore damaged buildings and clean up debris, which comes as welcome news for London.

Gov. Andy Beshear announced that President Donald Trump had approved federal public money for Kentucky communities hit by severe weather in April and May.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has extended the deadline for Kentucky residents impacted by the May tornadoes to ...

Communities hit by tornadoes in May and flooding in April will have access to around $56 million total in federal funding to ...

Those needing a helping hand following the May 16 tornado that caused widespread damage in southern Kentucky have more time for reach for one, as the deadline to apply for ...

President Donald Trump has approved public assistance for areas of Kentucky affected by this year’s flooding and severe ...

Nghe An has been hit by catastrophic flooding caused by Storm No. 3 (Wipha), prompting mass evacuations and widespread damage ...

Kentucky State Police is asking the public for help in its search for a missing teen. KSP says Isabella Demaria was last seen ...

More than $130 million in disaster relief funding is headed to West Virginia, Indiana, Michigan, and Kentucky, providing ...

Time is quickly running out for those who suffered losses in the April and May severe weather outbreaks to apply for benefits ...

The Hopkins County Humane Society announced plans to demolish its facility at 2210 Laffoon Trail due to storm damage and ...

The Hopkins County Humane Society (HCHS) says it plans to demolish its facility at Laffoon Trail. HCHS says due to ...