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Deadly flooding in Kentucky has authorities scrambling to help. The Federal Emergency Management Agency is on the ground as communities continue to de...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is planning another way Kentucky residents will be able to apply for assistance following the recent deadly tornadoes and storms.

Time is running out for those who may need help following Hurricane Ida.

FEMA disaster relief applications have been extended for Hurricane Ida victims in 25 parishes after Gov. John Bel Edwards’ request was approved. The new deadline is Nov. 29.

FEMA disaster relief applications have been extended for Hurricane Ida victims in 25 parishes after Gov. John Bel Edwards’ request was approved. The new deadline is Nov. 29.

DONALDSONVILLE - People still need help, and to better serve Ascension Parish, a second disaster recovery center has opened in Donaldsonville.

FEMA vaccine clinics open for two more weeks in rural parts of Kentucky Grason Passmore © Provided by Lexington WKYT FEMA opened a vaccine clinic in Laurel County at the end of April. LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Masks are coming off, life is slowly getting back to our pre-pandemic normal, but only for those who are vaccinated. “It’s just a matter of trying to convince people there’s nothing harmful about the vaccine. And that it’s a good idea to go ahead and get the vacci...

Regional vaccine clinic opens in London, part of effort to get more Kentuckians vaccinated and last updated 2021-04-28 17:14:43-04 LONDON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Right now, only 21% of people in Laurel County are fully vaccinated according to the CDC. Its also a major hub for southeastern Kentucky, which is why the state and FEMA selected London as a regional vaccination site. This is one of two new regional sites opening this week, and its part of an effort thats going to distribute thousands of ...

TEXARKANA, Texas - While spring is here, millions of Texans are still feeling the financial effects of the winter storms that ravaged the state nearly two months ago. "FEMA is not going to make people whole again to where they were before this winter storm hit, but were going to help people get back on their feet," said Nate Custer, FEMA media relations specialist. Gov. Greg Abbott announced this week that FEMA is giving people more time to apply for disaster assistance. The new deadline is ...

$73.3 Million in FEMA Assistance Approved For Texans More than $73.3 million in FEMA assistance has been approved for survivors in Texas after the federal government declared the state a disaster area February 19.   The snow storm hit hard last month and left many Texas families without power, water for extended periods of time. Unfortunately, there are also still several Texans trying to recover from the destruction of homes, and other personal property losses, all of which require money to ...