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In 2019, more than 8,300 immigrants with H-2A work visas were hired by about 780 Kentucky producers.

There were 11 deaths from the coronavirus in Kentucky on Thursday, and the state reported 208 newly confirmed cases.

Movie theaters and fitness centers may open June 1, followed by campgrounds on June 11. The state is looking at some child care with reduced capacity mid-June.

More than 3.1 million unemployment claims were filed in U.S. for the week ending May 2, while 80,060 claims were filed in Kentucky.

A search for M. Ted Jacobs Sr. on a popular cemetery research website provides details of his life here after growing up in New Orleans.

The art guild, established 55 years ago, will continue as an organization and artwork by its members will be sold online. A final gallery sale is planned May 21-23.

Insurance is not required, and there's no charge for a test.

The number of people in the county who have recovered from COVID-19 is more than triple the number who are currently sick.

A new travel order still bans anyone with a positive or preemptively positive case of COVID-19 from entering Kentucky, unless ordered for medical treatment.

Authorities don't know why the 37-year-old LaFayette man was near the river or why he went into the water.

The health department is offering to provide transportation for anyone who cannot provide their own to the testing site at Tie Breaker Park.

The governor said the pandemic is "still pretty stable," despite reporting 625 new cases, including 309 from a state prison in Muhlenberg County.