A family member of two Eastern Kentucky flood victims says rescue workers nearly ... Judy and Victor “Bones” Slone of Leburn were among those who died in the Kentucky floods, Judy’s niece ...
Related: What Is Known About the Victims of Kentucky's Devastating Floods ... children whose lives have been affected by the flooding — which killed 45 people — she also met the school ...
The cause of death for the 8-year-old Kentucky boy who mysteriously died after eating strawberries at a school fundraiser last month has been revealed. The Hopkin’s County Coroner’s Office ...
The IRS has granted victims of the recent severe storms, flooding, landslides, and mudslides in Kentucky more time to ... and anyone visiting the area who was killed or injured as a result of ...
A Kentucky actor and screenwriter’s death ... Beshear and other state and federal officials will make sure flood victims get mental health services. Flood victims, Betty Calhoun said, should ...
A young Kentucky boy thought to have suffered a fatal allergic reaction to strawberries last month actually died as a result of fentanyl, according to local authorities. The Hopkins County Coroner ...
FLOYD COUNTY, Ky. (WOWK) – Families across eastern Kentucky ... the foundation for those 11 homes will come to light and bring a new chapter for flood survivors. Volunteer organizations, like ...
A former worker at a Kentucky juvenile detention facility pleaded ... Nathaniel Lumpkins pleaded guilty to a federal charge of violating the teen’s Constitutional right to be free from excessive ...
Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) of the U.S. House of Representatives ... Act of 2024 to go toward the construction of homes for victims of flooding in eastern Kentucky that took place in July 2022.
The Military One Coast Annual Meeting gave local leaders a chance to chat with area military commanders and learn more about the relationship between South Mississippi and it's military partners ...
Applications will be accepted for projects addressing housing, infrastructure, economic development, and “resiliency planning” using the $297,994,000 allocated to Kentucky by the federal ...