Ana Medina

A process he says just keeps going around in circles, leaving him with more questions than answers.

Swift also explained how one of the biggest issues they see yearly is leaving garage doors open overnight when it gets colder.

On Wednesday at the Old Cumberland Trace Elementary School, Warren County Public Schools is hosting a drive-thru food and supply distribution day from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. or until they run out.

On Saturday, Chief Warrant Officer (CW3) for the Kentucky National Guard Billy Burgett received two checks Saturday from two AMVETS Posts who helped gather funds from different parts of the country to aid in his journey of rebuilding.

While speaking with linemen and others at BGMU the senator spoke on knowing that some are starting to learn the status of their applications for FEMA. He also added that he has learned some are getting denied and says his office is willing to help with appeals.

Jamie Woosley principal of Jennings Creek Elementary has been helping those affected by the tornadoes since December.

The senator spoke with BGMU linemen and others and also presented them with a congressional record as a tribute to BGMU.

The tornado relief giveaway will be held on Wednesday at the Old Cumberland Trace Elementary School from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m.

Wes Watt with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, District 3 says no matter what the storm brings, his department is ready to respond but also sends a message to drivers.

RAM is a non-profit organization founded in 1985, that aims to prevent pain and alleviate suffering by providing free, quality healthcare to those in need.

Feed America First, a hunger relief organization out of Murfreesboro, Tennessee traveled to vette city to help people get a hand up by offering 60 pounds of food, 30 perishable items, and 30 non-perishable items.

For almost three decades, Gaye Shaw has been at the forefront of the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce.

After several tornadoes ripped through the city of Bowling Green, David Lewis quickly made sure his family at home was safe before heading out to help neighbors and those in the surrounding areas.

AutoZone spoke on the damage they got during the tornado.

When temperatures dip below 35 degrees, Salvation Army opens its doors on these so-called “white flag” nights-- this offers shelter for men trying to escape the cold, and during the day if the temperatures below 35, Salvation Army will open its dining room to anyone who just needs to warm up.

Kentucky Transportation Crews from District 3 have been coating roads since Tuesday with salt brine an anti-icing agent.

“If your loan is denied, please, I urge you please, to read your denial letter carefully.”

One group who continued to work tirelessly in the days after the tornado were local linemen.

Isak is the owner of Umoja International Market, LLC.

The iconic African American Museum, a non-profit in Bowling Green that sits in a building that belongs to WKU is doing its best to preserve pieces of history of south-central Kentucky after a tornado, and then an unknown fire.

South Warren beat Taylor County 48-34.

“I couldn’t imagine seeing a little boy wake up on Christmas morning and not have Christmas.”

As Bowling Green continues picking up the pieces of its city and on the journey of rebuilding, one man is showing the true spirit of giving back in a time of devastation and tragedy.

“I will never get to see him again, or hug him or love him or any of that stuff.”

Members did a drive-by around the school with toys for kids of all ages.

Some of the volunteers included prominent community leaders and members of the Karenni community of Bowling Green.

"The weareBGstrong.com is a website developed by the Warren County and Bowling Green communications teams as the one-stop disaster relief resource."

Hamisi a deputy at the Warren County Sheriff’s Office and says the one thing his parents worked so hard for, to provide for their family, is now gone.

“If anyone is a citizen in the household, then that family can register for FEMA assistance.”

The owner Jason Musser says it’s hard to look forward because he has many counting on him especially his employees.

Angie Link and her husband Leon Link are now homeless as a result of the catastrophic tornado.

The Red Cross says if you’ve been thinking about donating blood now is the time.

Mata says he considered bringing his family to the restaurant that night.

Those who lost their homes are picking up whatever belonging they have while also cleaning up the debris from what was once a home.

The senator says he and his wife are praying for those affected by the tornado.

Larry Pople is more than just a custodian at Potter Gray Elementary, not only going above and beyond for the students but also the staff.

One of the storm threats is the possibility of tornadoes

Salvation Army in Bowling Green says after the pandemic it has been had to get back on track with getting volunteers to sign up to ring the bell.

Phoenix Rising a local non-profit that helps victims of human trafficking heal and also raises awareness on the cause spoke on the signs of human trafficking.

The Eastern Kentucky native and former band director at Hart County High School, Ed Johnson will be participating with band directors across the country in the Rose Parade in Pasadena, California on January 1st.

On Tuesday, a special joint meeting between the Simpson County Fiscal Court and Franklin City commission led to the decision of approval for an emergency communications system

On Saturday, students were able to participate in different activities while also wrapping up the inaugural year.

India Faye Unseld has been giving back to Bowling Green by organizing events that help bring the community together.

According to this new regulation, schools must get written consent from a student’s legal guardian to use corporal punishment on them.

From now until December 6th KSP is collecting non-perishable food items, to be distributed to food pantries and the Veterans Alliance Center

A newly pre-filed bill in Kentucky is aiming to legalize marijuana in the Bluegrass. Two women in the South Central Kentucky area are in full support of it.

One non-profit, named For A Real Change, focuses on youth development, getting them to engage in activities outside the classroom.

The Annual Bowling Green Jaycees Christmas Parade is this Saturday, December 4th, in light of the Christmas parade tragedy in Wisconsin, here locally the Jaycees Club says they’re not implementing any new safety precautions.

“If we can keep our money in our community, then that’s just gonna make us that much stronger.”

Donations are accepted until mid-December.