Updated: 4:37 PM As more families re-locate to our area, local schools begin to prepare for the children who were forced out of their homes, thanks to Hurricane Katrina.

Updated: 1:58 PM Brannen's Warehouse# 3 will be location site.

Updated: 6:48 PM The Better Business Bureau recommends being wise about where you give your donations to the Hurricane Katrina victims.

Updated: 6:46 PM Giving to the victims of Hurricane Katrina is becoming a priority for people all over the country.

Updated: 9:48 AM For families who have children with catastrophic illnesses Saint Jude Children's Research Hospital is unforgettable.

Updated: 4:03 PM The mayor of New Orleans is calling for an entire evacuation of the city, after the damage left behind from Hurricane Katrina.

Updated: 7:34 AM Volunteers from the area leave to help those in need after Hurricane Katrina.

Updated: 2:39 PM Attorney General Greg Stumbo wants to investigate high gas prices in Kentucky.

Updated: 7:31 AM Kentucky National Guard trucks, troops and aircraft are on their way to the Gulf Coast to assist in relief efforts after Hurricane Katrina.

Updated: 9:46 PM $50 limit on fill-ups means more stops, lost time and money.

Updated: 6:13 PM Your kids may be making healthier food choices than you may think.

Updated: 6:09 PM Students at Briarwood Elementary will have the chance to perform using an instrument some of them have never seen before.

Updated: 3:46 PM A Warren County jury convicts a Tennessee man for first-degree sexual abuse.

Updated: 3:45 PM A prisoner in the Warren County Jail accused of sexually assaulting a fellow inmate last week is sentenced to ten years in prison.

Updated: 9:49 PM Bowling Green Police will be conducting safety and sobriety checkpoints over the Labor Day weekend.

Updated: 8:37 PM Dr. Michael Trepasso says Katrina may be costliest storm ever.

Updated: 8:50 PM Governor's pardoning of indicted aides doesn't sit well with Rep. Rob Wilkey.

Updated: 8:43 PM Yesterday's heavy rains in Christian County caused the death of a 10-year-old girl, who was swept away by floodwaters.

Updated: 8:47 PM Remnants of Hurricane Katrina sent rain our way all day, but Monday Hopkinsville was hit with six-and a-half inches of rain in about four-and a- half hours, leaving much of the city under water.

Updated: 8:54 PM Part of a popular road linking two cities is under water.

Updated: 5:18 PM Employees of a South Central Kentucky Company say a flooded street didn't keep them away from work after heavy rains passed through the area.

Updated: 5:15 PM A Warren County family is grateful no one was injured after a tree fell on its home.

Updated: 11:57 PM Fletcher Pardons all members of his administration amid allegations within the Transportation Cabinet.

Updated: 9:39 PM High school suffers roof damage and closes its doors to make repairs.

Updated: 8:45 PM SOKY gets its supply from Louisiana refineries; they are now shutdown.