COVID-19

The governor and acting Health Secretary Eric Friedlander said the biggest challenge in Kentucky and the nation is in nursing homes and other long-term-care facilities.

Data from the tech company show a sharp increase in social distancing in Christian County during the week of March 15.

The governor laid out seven benchmarks for action, the first being a two-week decline in cases.

Tests through the health department will be administered weekdays at Tie Breaker Park. Jennie Stuart is also testing at its Express Lab.

This is the second lawsuit stemming from the coronavirus pandemic to come out of northern Kentucky.

Slightly more than half of Christian County's confirmed cases are from Western State Hospital.

The scholarship deadline, extended because of the coronavirus, is May 1.

The protesters shouted various chants, including “We want to work,” “Families are essential,” “Let freedom ring” and, finally, “We will be back.”

Six more employees of Western State Hospital have tested positive for COVID-19, and more cases could be confirmed this week as state officials await the results of 139 tests performed on staff.

The president has long advocated for the Postal Service to raise the prices it charges online services like Amazon to deliver goods, often to hard-to-reach rural areas.

Republican leadership in the House wants to look at “protocols” occupational licensing boards and trade associations could use to determine what non-essential businesses would be safe to reopen.

Thirty-three people have recovered from the respiratory disease caused by the highly contagious coronavirus.