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Camp Graves, a western Kentucky nonprofit formed in the wake of the December 2021 tornado outbreak, is launching two new housing sites dedicated to aiding underserved populations impacted by the disaster.
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When a polar vortex chilled western Kentucky this winter, a local school worker got a concerning call about the Noble Lodge Apartments, a motel complex in midtown Paducah that was housing more than 70 people.
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The Mayfield-Graves County Long Term Recovery Group updated community partners Tuesday about ongoing recovery efforts more than two years after the area was hit by a deadly and historic tornado outbreak.
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City officials hope three-acre property can be developed into housing.
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A Frankfort lawmaker wants Kentucky to join states across the country that have recently passed laws to expand “middle housing” — eliminating regulatory barriers to address shortages and soaring costs.
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Kentucky’s Department for Local Government received plenty of criticism on its plan to spend hundreds of millions of dollars in federal flood recovery, but the agency submitted the plan to the feds with few changes.
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The Salvation Army is expanding its support program for veterans facing homelessness to four far western Kentucky counties.
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More than $5 million in federal funding is going to help build 26 new homes in Mayfield for survivors of the 2021 tornado outbreak.
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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear joined Mayfield nonprofit groups on Thursday to hand out the keys to the 100th new home for survivors of the 2021 tornado outbreak financed in part by the Team Western Kentucky Tornado Relief Fund.
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A religious nonprofit group plans to dedicate next month the first 13 homes its volunteers have built in a new Mayfield subdivision to families who lost their residences during the December 2021 tornado outbreak.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced Wednesday that a western Kentucky housing authority in a city severely impacted by the 2021 tornado outbreak is set to receive more than $5.8 million dollars in funding.
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Communities across western Kentucky are still working to recover from the December 2021 tornado outbreak. Gov. Andy Beshear presented the keys to five new homes on Monday to Dawson Springs families who lost their residences in the disaster.