Thousands remain in dark in parts of Kentucky
The aftermath of this week’s winter storm has left hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians without electricity and fresh water, sending many to seek refuge in shelters across the state. Kentucky’s governor says the state is in the middle of its “biggest natural disaster ever.”div class=”feedflare”
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