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Gov. Beshear Says Evacuations Will Take Place in Parts of Laurel Co. Due to Severe Weather

  • Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear issued a mandatory evacuation starting at 6 p.m. Tuesday for two severely affected neighborhoods in Laurel County in anticipation of incoming severe weather.
  • The evacuations follow a deadly May 16 tornado that caused 19 deaths and widespread destruction across Laurel and neighboring counties, with more storms expected Tuesday night.
  • Officials reported ongoing recovery efforts with over 900 people in shelters, 90 travel trailers en route from Louisiana, and repairs by 200 crews clearing dangerous debris from roads.
  • Beshear cautioned that being near large amounts of debris during high winds poses serious dangers, advising residents to take shelter and avoid traveling to reduce the risk from airborne debris.
  • The state submitted a federal assistance application covering 8 counties for individual aid and 25 for public support, signaling ongoing recovery and preparation for potential further tornado impacts.
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WCPO Cincinnati broke the news in Cincinnati, United States on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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