Kentucky Firefighters Assist Tornado Clean up Efforts | News Channel 3-12
- A deadly EF-3 tornado struck Kentucky in mid-May 2025, killing 19 people across Laurel, Pulaski, and Russell counties and causing widespread damage.
- The tornado followed several days of severe storms that prompted Kentucky to apply for federal aid covering eight counties for individual and public assistance.
- Cleanup and recovery efforts continue with eight people hospitalized, including two in critical condition, while organizations like Matthew 25 Ministries and Walmart provide free meals and services.
- Governor Andy Beshear described the event as devastating, emphasizing the unparalleled level of damage and loss of life it has caused in the area.
- A curfew started May 20 in Laurel County and will last a week as communities brace for more severe weather amid ongoing recovery challenges.
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Kentucky firefighters assist tornado clean up efforts | News Channel 3-12
By Fletcher Keel Click here for updates on this story LAUREL COUNTY, Kentucky (WLWT) — People from all over are stepping up to help storm victims after an EF4 tornado touched down in southeast Kentucky. That includes a dozen firefighters who are a part of the Northern Kentucky Technical Rescue Team. The group is always on call when Kentucky is hit with major natural disasters. “Trying to make sure that all their loved ones are accounted for,…


Trees uprooted during storm at Cedar Hill Cemetery, causing extensive damage
On Friday, May 16, extensive storm and tornado damage could be seen throughout Kentucky, Missouri and Virginia. 28 people have died as a result.
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