hurricane sandy

An Evansville man has literally gone miles out of his way to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy – about 862 miles to be more precise. Stan Gregory, 57, made the decision to help the citizens of Little Ferry, New Jersey after seeing the aftermath of the destructive hurricane that pushed through the city several weeks ago, leaving many residents without food, shelter and little hope...

As the east coast continues to try and put itself back together after Hurricane Sandy, several trustworthy non-profit organizations are pitching in to help out, relying on public donations to help those in need get back on their feet as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, there are those who are looking to prey on people's sympathies toward the storm victims and make a quick buck.

When I was in middle school, our power went out for an entire week during a snow storm. It was a challenge to stay entertained but ever since then, I keep plenty of fun things in our Emergency Preparedness Kit.

There's always a honey-do list of items we put off because there's always something a little more fun to do. But, when the power goes out, you start begging for even the mundane to stay occupied. Check out our list below!

The relief effort to clean up the devastation left behind by Hurricane Sandy on Monday are well underway on the east coast. While many organizations responsible for getting the area back in order and providing aid to those affected are seeking volunteers to help distribute supplies and provide comfort to those who lost everything, there are a variety ways those of us here in the tri-state can help

Keeping kids entertained when the power goes out - no batteries required!