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In a video shown during Beshear's daily briefing Monday, the pastor of a Louisville church urged Kentuckians to follow the governor' policies.

Gov. Andy Beshear has asked Kentuckians to display green lights as a symbol of compassion and renewal.

Three of the Western State patients are being treated at Jennie Stuart Medical Center.

The purpose of the order is to decrease the spread of the novel coronavirus.

The lawsuit alleges the dispatch director was working out of a separate office in the courthouse but did not tell his employees it was because he was concerned the virus would spread in the dispatch center.

After offering virtual worship for a month, many churches are looking for other ways to connect with members while observing the state ban on gatherings.

The district announced it is closing the Transportation and Maintenance departments "out of an abundance of caution."

From the start of the governor's efforts to limit the spread of the virus three weeks ago, churches have been a challenge.

Gov. Andy Beshear is asking Kentuckians to use green lights at their homes, businesses and public buildings to honor people who have died from the coronavirus.

Kentucky has 917 confirmed coronavirus cases, and 76 people are hospitalized with the respiratory disease.

A Lutheran church near Louisville says it will hold services but limit attendance and restrict seating to every other pew.

The library hopes some of the gardeners will save seeds from their plants at the end of the season and return them to be shared next year.