But Kentucky’s horse story takes us deep into the Appalachian Mountains of eastern Kentucky where lush pasture is scarce and one’s survival often depended on a sure-footed mountain horse.

Kentuckians are assessing the damage from last week’s severe weather, which killed 22 people. Now they’ll have federal help after President Donald Trump approved a disaster declaration.

Co-hosts Halfway to Hazard and three-time UFC Champion and UFC Hall of Fame member Rich ‘Ace’ Franklin will join WYMT’s Steve ...

Ed Lafferty, an IT coordinator with CAP, spent most of the day sifting through the destruction at his parents' house in Floyd County after the latest flooding.

Tune in todayto watch live as WYMT partners with the Foundation for Appalachia Kentucky and Concerts 4 A Cause to host the ...

If there is any upside to two catastrophic flooding events in Eastern Kentucky in less ... The Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky was a major source of help in 2022, through an application ...

In 2022, $100,000 was donated in support of eastern Kentucky residents recovering from historic flooding in the Appalachian Mountains. Donations totaling $240,000 were made to multiple ...

When the rivers and creeks running through eastern Kentucky jumped their banks and flooded a wide ... which causes flash ...

Every dollar raised allows the organization to bring essentials to several Central and Eastern Kentucky counties. The organization serves 13 Appalachian states and two Ozark states. It will ...