Tornadoes hit Kentucky and neighboring states, leaving at least 70 dead, according to official estimates. US President Joe Biden authorized emergency federal aid for the disaster.
President Biden will travel to Kentucky on Wednesday to survey the tornado damage that has killed at least 74 people in that state and also caused extensive damage to farms.
Kentucky officials voiced relief Monday that dozens of workers at a candle factory appear to have survived tornadoes that killed at least 88 people and left a trail of devastation across six US state…
US President Joe Biden will travel to Kentucky to witness for himself the devastation caused by a swarm of tornadoes. At least 74 people have died, and more than 100 remain missing in the southeastern state. Thousands still lack heat and water.
The death toll has reached 74 in Kentucky, three nights after a swarm of tornadoes struck. At least 14 people died in Arkansas, Illinois, Missouri and Tennessee, but the worst was in Mayfield, in far southwestern Kentucky. William Brangham reports.
At least 74 people were killed in Kentucky by the recent storms, officials said, with more victims expected to be found in the rubble. President Biden is set to visit the state on Wednesday.
US president says that he has ordered his administration to make every resource available to local and state officials in Kentucky and other states impacted by storms
MAYFIELD, Ky. (AP) — President Joe Biden walked past debris piled shoulder-high, furniture torn to pieces and homes without roofs and walls during a visit Wednesday to a Kentucky town
WASHINGTON (AP) — For the fifth time since taking office less than a year ago, President Joe Biden is taking on the grim task Wednesday of visiting an area ravaged
President Biden toured areas of western Kentucky damaged by a series of powerful tornadoes on Dec. 10 and 11. The president promised the federal government would be there to help people.
MAYFIELD, Ky. (AP) — Surveying storm damage from the Kentucky sky, President Joe Biden on Wednesday saw neighborhoods pockmarked by piles of debris and homes without roofs and windows, evidence
By Maegan Vazquez and Nikki Carvajal, CNN President Joe Biden will travel to Kentucky on Wednesday in the wake of deadly tornadoes and severe storms that devastated the area, where he’ll survey storm damage, meet with victims and deliver remarks.
US President Joe Biden headed Wednesday for Kentucky to pledge support and meet survivors after devastating tornadoes destroyed towns and took scores of lives.
WASHINGTON (AP) — For the fifth time since taking office less than a year ago, President Joe Biden is taking on the grim task Wednesday of visiting an area ravaged
US President Joe Biden visited a tornado-ravaged Kentucky town on Wednesday, surveying the widespread damage and consoling survivors of the twisters that took scores of lives.
President Biden is in Kentucky on Wednesday, surveying the damage from last weekend’s tornadoes and other extreme weather that left a path of death and destruction through the state.
