Kentucky approved for disaster declaration, FEMA assistance in flooding recovery efforts
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.
Trump approves major disaster declaration for Kentucky after severe storms and flooding
President Donald Trump has approved a Major Disaster Declaration for Kentucky, unlocking federal aid to assist communities devastated by severe storms and flooding. The declaration, granted Monday, will provide financial relief for individuals, businesses, and local governments in affected areas.
Governor Andy Beshear announced on social media Monday afternoon that individual assistance has been approved for the first ...
Kentucky lawmakers say it's too early to consider a special session for flood relief. In the meantime, they're keeping an eye ...
The White House already approved a request for an emergency disaster declaration, allowing federal funding to go to areas ...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — State Homeland Security Secretary Rob Cunningham says West Virginia’s request for federal disaster ...
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, a Democrat, has been a fierce defender of the beleaguered agency that the president wants to ...
The man, 39-year-old Samuel Wilson, of Murray was found about 150 yards away from where his vehicle was located in flood ...
as the far Eastern Kentucky county was hit hard by flooding. Two deaths were reported in Pike County as of late Sunday ...
According to research, about 95 percent of Americans live in a county that has received federal disaster aid since 2011.
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