The governor said his main disappointment is that two churches that fought the ban on in-person worship took attention away from 7,000 congregations that followed the restriction.
Current COVID-19 patients are able to receive plasma from recovered patients, which contains antibodies believed to assist in the fight against the virus.
That case was filed by Maryville Baptist Church in Hillview, which Beshear has said is the only church he knows of that has violated his order, and the only one where attendees were given notices to self-quarantine.
At this point, the state has tested about 10 percent of all residents, and testing all of them would take a couple of months to get all of the testing done.
The appointment of the North Carolina businessman comes as the Treasury and the Postal Service are in the midst of negotiating a line of credit exceeding $10 billion.
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.
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.