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Camp Graves received a grant from the Community Foundation of West Kentucky of $150,000. Its mission is to provide temporary interim housing for those displaced by disasters.

Two years after the tornado outbreak that killed dozens and leveled much of the real estate in this western Kentucky town, many people are still living through another, slower disaster -- the search for housing. Some spent months crashing with family or friends and still haven’t found a new permanent home. Others found themselves pushed out of undamaged houses due to rising rents. Experts say struggles like theirs will only become more important to address as climate change causes more dis...

Two years after the tornado outbreak that killed dozens and leveled much of the real estate in this western Kentucky town, many people are still living through another, slower disaster -- the search for housing. Some spent months crashing with family or friends and still haven’t found a new permanent home. Others found themselves pushed out of undamaged houses due to rising rents. Experts say struggles like theirs will only become more important to address as climate change causes more dis...

Two years after the tornado outbreak that killed dozens and leveled much of the real estate in this western Kentucky town, many people are still living through another, slower disaster -- the search for housing. Some spent months crashing with family or friends and still haven’t found a new permanent home. Others found themselves pushed out of undamaged houses due to rising rents. Experts say struggles like theirs will only become more important to address as climate change causes more dis...

MAYFIELD, Ky. (AP) — Ashley Prince and her family have been chasing "normal" for years now. Two years ago, the tornado that whipped through Mayfield

Two years after the tornado outbreak that killed dozens and leveled much of the real estate in this western Kentucky town, many people are still living through another, slower disaster -- the search for housing

MAYFIELD, Ky. (AP) — Ashley Prince and her family have been chasing “normal” for years now. Two years ago, the tornado that whipped through Mayfield peeled the roof off their rental property “like a Band-Aid.” She and her fiance Dylan watched from inside, huddled beneath mattresses, as the mile-wide storm popped out their plexiglass windows, […]

Academics point to a relief system in the United States that is relatively well-equipped to get aid out in the immediate aftermath of disasters, but is not designed for the

Two years after the tornado outbreak that killed dozens and leveled much of the real estate in this western Kentucky town, many people are still living through another, slower disaster

Two years after the tornado outbreak that killed dozens and leveled much of the real estate in this western Kentucky town, many people are still living through another, slower disaster -- the search for housing.