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    'I feed people, that's my heart.' One Kentucky chef delivers food and hope to flood victims

    As people across the country are asking, "What can I do," Lexington, Kentucky-based chef Joe Arvin thought, "I can feed people."
    Aug 04, 2022 1 minute
    Chef Joe Arvin cooks up food for those affected by the flooding in Eastern Kentucky. (Joe Arvin)

    More than 1,300 people have been rescued from the that’s killed at least 37. Now the region is in a heat wave

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