Road construction season is underway in Eastern Kentucky, and crews are anticipating more repairs than normal.

The West Letcher Oral History Society lost their historical records that were kept in the Blackey Public Library.

Communities are planning to build new parks and make renovations.

If there is still debris from the July 2022 flood on your property, emergency management officials say you could be eligible to have it removed at no cost.

Of the 95 families still occupying FEMA-issued travel trailers, more than one-third of them have already applied.

One family is set to return home nine months after flooding nearly destroyed their homes.

Officials said it will be years before some things return to somewhat normalcy and even then, it will not be the same.

If you think you would qualify for assistance, you can visit the Kentucky Career Center website or call 502-875-0442.

“The days of boiling water in Buckhorn are over,” said Rep. Hal Rogers.

Plans were announced Thursday for the 2022 Fall Trail Ride in Knott County, with one very special guest.