Trooper Priddy from Kentucky State Police Post 3 in Bowling Green has listed several ways for those interested in volunteering their time or resources to help with the tornado relief efforts in Bowling Green.

Thinking beyond the typical items donated for disaster relief, Hardin County Extension Agent Dayna Fentress is asking for tarps, storage containers in addition to many other items.

A local business has turned a design into a huge fundraiser for communities affected by the tornadoes.

United Way of Central Kentucky is collecting donations that will be distributed to non-profit organizations helping the communities devastated by the recent tornadoes.

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May Giulitto from the American Red Cross talks about the needs of volunteers who can help on scene in locations affected by the tornadoes that hit Friday night.

The City of Elizabethtown is collecting bottles of water that will be brought to Mayfield, KY. The water treatment plant there was damaged by the tornadoes Friday night. That means there is no usable running water in that area. Bottled water is being collected at Pritchard Community Center.

Stephanie Hester from Feeding America, Kentucky's Heartland talks about how the community can help in getting food and supplies to the areas affected by the tornadoes that caused devastation over the weekend.donatenow.networkforgood.org/feedingamericaky

Trisha got some re-gifted items for her birthday.

Hardin County Emergency Management Director Bryce Shumate gives an update on concerns about severe weather tonight.

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