tornado

More than $95.7 million in federal assistance has been approved for tornado-ravaged Kentucky counties.

The powerful storm system that ripped through the Ohio Valley Wednesday evening cut a path through Louisville.

Most of the tri-state is now under a Moderate Level 4 out of 5 risk for severe weather Wednesday afternoon into Wednesday evening.

A woman from western Kentucky is looking for the owner of a Marine Corps marksman award that was lost in the tornado.

It's a late word of gratitude, granted, but it's more than deserved. The reminder to offer this letter of thanks stemmed from a wonderful story out of Bremen, Kentucky.

I'm not sure any of the communities affected by the December 11th tornadoes in Western Kentucky will ever be the same, however, in Bremen, a town of 350 residents that lost 11 in Muhlenberg County, students returned to the elementary school after an extended holiday break on Tuesday to some special guests and some much-needed fun.

Donations can be made either by phone or online.

Bremen's Jordan Baize has inspired an entire nation by playing a beautiful hymn on a damaged piano in a destroyed home.

President Joe Biden will visit Kentucky Wednesday to survey tornado damage.

Donations of toys, books, electronics, and gift cards will be accepted.

Here's how Kentuckians in tornado-ravaged counties can apply for FEMA assistance.

Here are a couple more ways folks in Owensboro and nearby communities can help tornado-ravaged western Kentucky.