Jackson County Schools’ Staff Volunteer in London After Tornado

Kentucky Farm Bureau 'working diligently' on insurance claims following deadly tornado

LONDON — Insurance adjusters are working through hundreds of claims from the damage caused by the EF4 tornado that struck Laurel County on May 16.

City of London hosts tornado recovery town hall for storm-affected residents

LONDON — Community members impacted by the May 16 EF-4 tornado gathered Friday evening at London Elementary School Gym for a town hall meeting aimed at bringing answers, resources, and reassurance to storm survivors.

Jackson County schools’ staff volunteer in London after tornado

Around 40 staff members joined leaders at the London-Corbin Airport. Volunteers are organizing and delivering donations to storm victims.

Pages of tornado victim's yearbook found and returned from miles away

In the midst of the devastating effects of the EF-4 tornado that tore through London, a story of hope and human connection has emerged. The tornado that struck the Sunshine Hill neighborhood and killed June Fisher along with many of her neighbors, didn't destroy everything.More than sixty miles away - pages from her 1969 Lily High School yearbook, were found by a stranger. Paul Johnson, Fisher's son, was surprised to learn that a part of his mot…

Covington church collects donations for Kentucky tornado victims

A Northern Kentucky church is making a difference by collecting items for tornado victims.

CIPD, EBCI Operations Division provide disaster relief to Kentucky - The Cherokee One Feather

CIPD officers load a trailer with disaster relief for Kentucky. (BROOKLYN BROWN/One Feather photos)   By BROOKLYN BROWN One Feather Reporter   LONDON, Ky. – On the afternoon of Friday, May 30, Cherokee Indian Police Department (CIPD) Resource Inventory Coordinator Robbie Brown delivered pallets of water, meals ready to eat (MREs), heaters, towels, and more to London, Ky., by way of a Cherokee Tribal Emergency Management trailer provided by Easte…