Some relief from this weather may be in sight this weekend as the cleanup from the flooding and winter conditions are underway, so where do we go and what do we do now? We'll have some ideas and possible answers in this episode plus Andy's update info brings the death toll to 14 statewide and here's a link that may help from the Kentucky Association of Realtors.
GET the latest on the proceedings concerning the Amber Nicole Spradlin murder case against the three defendants accused of murder and conspiracy to cover up evidence, also new business coming to Pike County, and a back-to-school bash for Floyd County kids tonight from 6-8pm!
Catch up on the local news!
Animal attack kills a Letcher County Woman?
Guy on a motorcycle tries to outrun the law, not a good ending for him...
Missing woman found safe
HOT weather on the way and more.
Officials with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the approval of the Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP) on Wednesday. Approximately 12,600 households in 14 counties in Kentucky that were affected by the Valentine’s Day weekend flooding are estimated to be eligible for the food assistance program to help with grocery expenses. For more details, folks can call 1-855-306-8959.
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