Thousands in Kentucky flee frozen homes
Thousands of Kentuckians without power sought refuge from their cold, dark homes over the weekend in shelters across the state, unsure of when they would be able to return. About 545,000 people still were without electricity and 200,000 without water three days after an ice storm hit.div class=”feedflare”
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