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Summer Salute will feature rides, family activities, free concerts and more than 100 vendors and food trucks.

People who last got a COVID-19 vaccine in the fall of 2022 are starting to see waning protection.

Health officials warn legislators that the situation may not have hit bottom yet.

Mayor James R. Knight Jr. said the city will be bolstering a sidewalk barrier around the Phoenix during Summer Salute on Friday and Saturday.

The timeline for moving the next generation of COVID-19 vaccines to doctors’ offices and pharmacies will be determined by the data and how effective they may be when compared with the current vaccines, said a federal health official.

The unveiling of a new mural followed by an opportunity to meet the author will kick off events for Hopkinsville's ninth Big Read.

Dr. Jasmine Travers, a gerontological nurse practitioner and college professor, offers some insights and potential solutions to nursing home staffing shortages.

Jeff Yass is an options trader, charter school champion and a Rand Paul fan.

The artifact – housed at the Pennyroyal Area Museum – was once housed outside of the historic Phoenix Building, which is slated for demolition.

The upcoming vaccine campaign comes at a higher cost to insurers and health practices, because the federal government is no longer footing the bill for COVID vaccines.

Heat index values of 105 to 110 degrees are predicted.

The largest EV battery plant in the world could help change the future of how we drive. But the future is what historic downtown Glendale prides itself on avoiding.