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Tzu Chi USA, a humanitarian organization, is coming to Dawson Springs on Feb. 26 and 27 to give December tornado survivors $1000 in financial aid.
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David Gray and his family were in their mobile home when December’s deadly tornado outbreak hit Dawson Springs.
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Governor Andy Beshear presented the keys to three travel trailers to families in Pennyrile Forest State Park on Friday morning as the first part of getting 200 trailers to families displaced by the December tornadoes.
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Gov. Andy Beshear says he plans to ask the federal government to extend its 100% coverage of the tornado debris clean-up costs for another 60 days, with ongoing debris clean-up largely unfinished and the anticipated overall costs massive.
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While most school systems in western Kentucky will be returning from winter break on schedule to start their spring semester, other districts are delaying instruction to give school faculty transition time from helping with tornado disaster relief.
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A Federal Emergency Management Agency spokesperson says undocumented immigrants may be eligible for storm-related FEMA aid through a child or minor in their family who has a social security number. If someone in their family does not have, other aid locally and nationally may be available.
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Western Kentucky residents impacted by the tornadoes can apply now for federal disaster assistance. But the process for obtaining relief from FEMA isn't automatic — or available to everyone for every loss.
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Gov. Andy Beshear said the death toll remained at 74 after weekend tornadoes. The ages of the deceased ranged from 2 months to 98 years old.
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More than 1,500 students across 14 school districts in western Kentucky are in quarantine due to possible COVID-19 exposure as of Thursday.
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A “spirit week” decoration at a west Kentucky high school is attracting controversy after one class chose President Trump as their decoration…