One Laurel County McDonald’s is trying to do good for one of its workers and other families impacted by the storm.

A McDonald's in London, Kentucky, transformed into a toy store to support children and families recovering from May's deadly tornadoes, even surprising an employee with a $5,000 check.

Kentucky is no stranger to natural disasters. Within in the first six months of 2025, the commonwealth has endured several ...

Father Jim Sichko in Lexington is offering to help families pay for the funerals of some of the victims who died during ...

Following the recent trend of tornadoes touching down farther east of tornado alley, some meteorologists said the region of ...

The weekend-long event will be one of Somerset’s most visible signs of regained strength since a deadly tornado ripped ...

Extreme weather seems to make the headlines almost every week, as disasters increasingly strike out of season, break records, and hit places they never have before. Decades of scientific research has ...

You don’t have to watch the latest developments in the Iran/Israel clash to see what the aftermath of a bomb detonating looks ...

You don’t have to watch the latest developments in the Iran/Israel clash to see what the aftermath of a bomb detonating looks ...

A local center that provides daytime programs for adults with special needs is trying to plan what it will do next after its ...

During a visit to Laurel County Wednesday, Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman said she and Governor Andy Beshear will continue urging federal officials to approve public assistance funding ...

LEX 18 previously introduced you to Emma Mitchell, whose store was destroyed in the storm. This week, we had the opportunity ...