Weather

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 10 p.m.

With higher than average temperatures expected this summer, regulators warn that demand for electricity could lead to outages in some parts of the country.

The same type of disaster declaration isn't likely coming for the March 31 storm because that weather event was not widespread across the state.

Officials who’ve been through disasters, such as Mayfield Mayor Kathy O’Nan, are assisting.

An expert noted that if you looked at Western Kentuckians specifically it might be that everyone somehow experienced extreme weather.

Christian County is in the region with the greatest frequency of severe tornado days, NOAA has determined.

The building will be covered to protect the collection while officials assess repairs needed for the structure.

A survey team did not find that a tornado had been present in the Hopkinsville storm.

The Mixer restaurant's third floor collapsed, and a brick wall below the historic clock tower was blown out.

Nearly two-thirds of Hopkinsville Electric customers were without power following storms Wednesday night.

Gov. Andy Beshear said the fatalities occurred in Edmondson, Logan, Bath, Simpson and Payette counties.

A tornado watch was in effect for Christian County until 1 p.m.