Pastor Jeremiah Saunders poses for a photo among the ruins of his church
- Updated
Pastor Jeremiah Saunders poses for a photo among the ruins of his church that was destroyed by Hurricane Dorian, in High Rock, Grand Bahama, Bahamas, Wednesday Sept. 11, 2019. Jeremiah says "I spoke to the water: 'Peace, be still.' It never listened," Saunders said with a wide smile and then grew serious as he focused on the task that tens of thousands of Bahamians now face on two islands devastated by the Category 5 storm: the clean-up. (AP Photo / Ramon Espinosa)
As featured on
Authorities said Thursday that the list of people missing in the hurricane’s aftermath had been reduced to about 1,300 names from an earlier 2,500.
Most Popular
Articles
- Southern Indiana church hits the market for $1.5M as congregation plans relocation
- Gov. Braun explains Indiana's gas tax reimbursement plan as holiday nears end
- Teenage boy dies after shooting in Louisville’s Shawnee neighborhood, LMPD says
- 2 people found dead in apparent murder-suicide in Louisville’s Prestonia neighborhood
- Man hospitalized after being shot during youth football game outside of Iroquois High School
- WDRB honored with multiple Emmy awards at 2026 awards ceremony
- Unemployment rises in nearly every Kentucky county as Louisville rate tops national average
- CRAWFORD | Louisville still sees value in Bahamas trip. The broadcast didn't make the cut.
- 3 people injured after 3-vehicle crash on I-264 East in Jefferson County
- Food vendors from across the country gather for Louisville Street Food Festival