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Legal advocates applaud FEMA changes in Kentucky, but say transparency needed
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SOAR creates fund to help schools and students recover from flooding
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Filling out forms and scouring websites is a part of the recovery process for flood survivors in eastern Kentucky. That task can be made more difficult if eyeglasses are needed.
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After the floods, a Whitesburg community kitchen feeds those in need
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Health summit focuses on disparities among Louisville residents
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Ky. students urge legislators to act on youth mental health recommendations
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While waters have receded and cleanup is progressing in eastern Kentucky, there remain transportation challenges. In Breathitt County Brandon Gross is still fielding 30 calls or more, daily, about road repairs or challenges with gaining access to residences.
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Some people lost nearly everything they own in the recent floods in eastern Kentucky. Experts have come into the area to help people salvage and even do some light restoration on some of their family heirlooms and documents.
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As people travel to eastern Kentucky to help flood survivors, some may be there with ill intentions. Scammers and con artists are often a concern after natural disasters.
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Downtown Morehead has made the National Register of Historic Places
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No specific infrastructure changes along the lengthy Kentucky River would have significantly prevented July flooding in eastern Kentucky. That's the word of the director of the Kentucky River Authority.
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EnvironmentTwo additional Business Recovery Centers open in flood impacted eastern Kentucky