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The money comes from the Team Kentucky Fund established in March to address hardships experienced during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Spring Vendor Fair will be in the chamber's parking lot on Fort Campbell Boulevard.
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There are still issues we need to improve on to help make mRNA vaccines become more practical and affordable for the entire world. Here are four areas mRNA vaccine researchers are working on.
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Testing will be available by appointment at the health department.
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Three scholars of poetry explain why the writings of the 22-year-old Gorman — who became the country’s national youth poet laureate at age 17 — and her rise to fame represent a prime opportunity for educators to use spoken word poetry as a lively way to engage students.
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Kelli Pendleton, president and CEO of the Christian County Chamber of Commerce, testified in support of the legislation.
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Madeline Miller's virtual appearance will kick off the seventh Big Read in Hopkinsville.
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The bill, sponsored by Republican Sen. Whitney Westerfield of Crofton, would do away with the state’s automatic transfer law, which requires minors age 14 or older to be tried in adult court if they are charged with a crime involving a firearm.
The ruling comes a day after Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear sued to block three laws passed by the Republican-led legislature curtailing his powers during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Officials outlined how second doses will be scheduled in a post on the health department's vaccine website.
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Republican control in statehouses will likely result in rural areas gaining more electoral power.
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Unless a court steps in, the new laws will limit the length of Beshear’s emergency orders and allow businesses and schools to open during the pandemic, as long as they follow CDC guidelines.
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