COVID-19

Beshear had said that lawmakers should have waited until next year to pass a voter ID bill after the coronavirus crisis had passed.

Beshear said he didn’t veto specific spending items, but only language that would limit his flexibility during the coronavirus pandemic.

The results are expected by mid-week.

Some of the trial witnesses are doctors at Vanderbilt in Nashville, and it could be several weeks before they are available.

Trump, at his daily briefing that started later and ran longer than Beshear's, said “If some states refuse to open, I’d like to see that person run for election.”

The windshield notices tell recipients that health officials will contact them, asking that they and members of their household agree to self-quarantine for 14 days.

Three deaths from COVID-19 complications were reported in Kentucky, while 289 people were hospitalized across the state.

Beshear has encouraged drive-in services, as long as they follow social-distancing rules, but Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer and Hopkins County Judge-Executive Jack Whitaker have banned even drive-in services.

More than 30 different COVID-19 tests are available, but states are still struggling to get enough of them.

More than a third of Christian County's coronavirus cases have come out of Western State Hospital.

The deaths were recorded in Butler, Meade, McCracken, Hopkins, Daviess and Jefferson counties.