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  • 4 days ago | lex18.com | Alex Barber

    MOREHEAD, Ky. (LEX 18) — Emilia "Emi" Joseph loves looking through books, catching bubbles, and spending time with her mother, Kelsey Joseph. But when Emi was a newborn, her mother noticed something wasn't adding up. "I think she was 3 months old when we first started noticing her head growth wasn't progressing," Joseph said. Joseph took Emi to get checked out, but answers didn't naturally come. Two years later, after several tests, doctors were able to give a proper diagnosis.

  • 5 days ago | lex18.com | Alex Barber

    RUSSELL COUNTY, Ky. (LEX 18) — FEMA representatives have set up operations at the Russell County Courthouse to help residents recover from the tornado that struck the area on May 16. In the impacted areas of Russell County, debris from rooftops remains scattered on the ground, screws have been pulled out of structures, and trees that once seemed immovable now lean precariously.

  • 6 days ago | lex18.com | Alex Barber

    DANVILLE, Ky. (LEX 18) — Jack Coleman met Ron Hill while working on projects at All Together Recovery, an addiction center in Danville. "Ron was coming out of recovery and looking for a job," Coleman said. Hill quickly became an invaluable part of the recovery center team with his diverse skillset. "He could frame, he could do plumbing, he could do electrical work. Having him around was beneficial so we didn't have to call different people.

  • 1 week ago | lex18.com | Alex Barber

    PARIS, Ky. (LEX 18) — The tornado that hit Laurel and Pulaski counties has forever left its mark. The storm took lives, leveled neighborhoods and left many with nowhere to go and now, an organization specializing in healing is stepping up to help victims in their own unique way. "We know that with the deadly tornado, there was so much devastation for so many people," said Erica Bivens, public relations for BraveHearts Equine Center.

  • 1 week ago | lex18.com | Alex Barber

    (LEX 18) — Micheal Latham was shocked by the destruction he witnessed in his hometown of Somerset after a tornado hit the area and he became concerned about how the disaster may affect those battling addiction, a struggle he once faced. "It was total devastation," Latham said. "The people out in addiction got no hope left and don't see no way to get out of their struggle.

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