FEMA

It’s been nearly two years since a deadly string of tornadoes swept through Kentucky. The disaster is still being felt in many areas of the commonwealth and has led some communities to reassess their emergency preparedness.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is continuing its efforts to help Kentucky recover from the historic and deadly western Kentucky tornado outbreak over a year after the disaster.

The deadline has been extended for Kentucky tornado victims seeking federal aid.Gov. Andy Beshear announced Thursday that the Federal Emergency Management…

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is now offering free legal advice and crisis counseling to victims of the Dec. 10-11 tornadoes that spanned…

Kentucky residents who suffered damage or loss from the December tornadoes have until Feb. 11 to apply for assistance from the Federal Emergency…

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is planning another way Kentucky residents will be able to apply for assistance following the recent deadly…

A top Federal Emergency Management Agency official toured tornado damage in Bowling Green Thursday as a mobile registration intake center opened in the…

Governor Andy Beshear announced this week that more than half the hospitals in Kentucky are reporting critical staff shortages as COVID-19 cases surge.…

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is extending a deadline for Kentucky residents to apply for flood recovery assistance.Affected counties have filed…

A church in Daviess County is part of the national effort to bring the COVID-19 vaccine to members of the Spanish-speaking community.Sts. Joseph and Paul…