Kentucky approved for disaster declaration, FEMA assistance in flooding recovery efforts
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Kentucky has been given the green light for an Expedited Major Disaster Declaration from the federal government. That means public assistance from FEMA will be available for local governments and individuals in 10 counties impacted by flooding.
Senator Wheeler experienced some of the flooding firsthand, and said, part of his law firm encountered damages.
The governor said state officials are still waiting for approval of an expedited major disaster declaration, which would ...
In Pikeville, Kentucky, a town with a population of roughly 7,000 people, "nearly every home" in one neighborhood saw ...
Flood survivors who may have faced denied FEMA claims, lost documents and other disaster-related legal issues can call the ...
Governor Andy Beshear confirmed Feb. 25 that the death toll from the recent severe weather and flooding in Kentucky had risen ...
Nine people have died following dangerous flooding in the state, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has confirmed.
Devastating floods are finally receding in Eastern Kentucky. Hazard’s city manager tells us they’ve seen too many water main ...
Raging flood waters over the weekend, and severe cold weather, have claimed the lives of 14 people across Kentucky. If there ...
Meanwhile, Kentucky, Gov. Andy Beshear said that state officials are still waiting for approval of an expedited major disaster declaration.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear visited the communities that were hit hardest by flooding and severe storms earlier this month.
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