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Multiple people are reported dead in Kentucky after powerful storms ripped through the state last night.
Multiple people reported dead in Pulaski and Laurel counties in southern Kentucky,
as Stan Ingold reports from member station WEKU.
The towns of Somerset and London have been hit particularly hard,
with many homes and buildings damaged in the early morning hours.
Governor Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency Friday morning in advance of the severe weather.
Tens of thousands of power outages are reported throughout Kentucky.
Crews are working to evaluate the situation with responders,
searching homes and buildings for survivors.
For NPR News.
I'm Stan Ingold in Richmond, Kentucky.
To St. Louis now, where searchers are also going door to door looking for survivors.
A potential tornado struck during afternoon rush hour yesterday.
At least seven people were killed in Missouri, as St. Louis Public Radio's Chad Davis reports.