Drone footage captured the scale of destruction on Wednesday, July 2, after a deadly tornado swept through rural parts of southeast Kentucky in May. This video, filmed by Johnnie Nicholson, shows ...

A Flash Flood Warning has expired for northwestern Clark County, northern Harrison County, southwestern Jefferson County, ...

Strong will benefit Team Kentucky Storm Relief Fund with Darrell Scott, Hunter Flynn, and Abby Hamilton at Headliners, July ...

Scientists say a new epicenter is forming for the deadliest storm zone in the U.S. Here’s where people are now most at risk ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Following a weekend of atypical Christmas celebrations, residents in Western Kentucky areas ravaged by tornadoes nearly two weeks ago try to pick up the pieces of their lives.

When a devastating tornado cut through Western Kentucky this month – the most destructive funnel in a series that struck the country’s heartland – it took the lives of at least 76 Kentuckians.

Watch live weather radar as severe weather moves through Kentucky and southern Indiana. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Heavy rains and storms are expected to move through the region this evening with the ...

More than 30 reports of tornadoes have been made in at least six states, including Missouri, Tennessee and Mississippi. A stretch of more than 250 miles from Arkansas to Kentucky might have been ...

FRANKFORT, Ky. — At least five Kentuckians are dead and tens of thousands are without power after a tornado-producing storm tore through the Commonwealth Sunday afternoon and evening.

Severe weather is rumbling toward Kentucky. What to do in a tornado watch, warning By Aaron Mudd. Updated May 20, 2025 2:07 PM. Kentucky is once again bracing for another round of storms, this ...

A deadly EF-2 tornado hit rural Kentucky, killing one and injuring several. Severe weather also impacted Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Follow Sunday's live updates here. The death toll from tornadoes and severe storms that hit several states Friday and early Saturday was at least 70, with Kentucky the hardest hit.