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A structure fire in Powderly's 400 block of East Main Street was reported just before 3 a.m. Monday, extinguished but with crews still working on scene. This incident is outside Eubank with no reported direct impact on residents.
Southcentral Kentucky faces moderate drought with Bowling Green 5.25 inches below normal rainfall since January 2026. No rainfall is forecast for the...
Congressman Andy Barr secured over $190,000 in FEMA grants for Versailles, Anderson County, and Frankfort fire departments to buy a shared mobile...
Tropical Storm Isaias could bring rain and strong winds to Kentucky areas starting Saturday evening, with up to 2 inches possible and gusts over 20 mph on Sunday. No Eubank-specific impacts confirmed yet.
Sunny and dry conditions will persist across Kentucky through the week with temperatures rising into the upper 70s , increasing risks for outdoor burning and structural fires in Eubank.
Eubank residents can expect dry, pleasant conditions today with lower 70s highs before a potential tropical system delivers heavier rain Sunday and Monday, shifting public safety focus from fire-weather risks to possible flooding and wet roads.
Working smoke alarms double survival odds while residential sprinklers slash fatality risk by over 90%. Together they deliver early warning and rapid...
Glenns Creek Distilling resumed full operations after the Sept. 30 fire at the historic Old Crow site.
Blue Cactus 2500 battery packs sold on Amazon pose a serious fire hazard and must be removed from homes immediately.
Kentucky's returning warm spell brings near-90° highs through midweek with persistently low humidity and dry air across the region.
Kentucky's fall fire hazard season starts October 1 and runs through December 15, with outdoor burning restrictions to protect homes and woodlands.
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