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Kentucky's retail stores are slated to open despite federal guidelines that say such reopenings shouldn't occur unless there is a downward trajectory in newly reported COVID-19 cases.
The state reported 244 new cases of COVID-19 and two deaths related to the virus.
Lake Barkley State Resort Park will remain closed as it provides housing for first-responders during the coronavirus outbreak.
Lynch, on behalf of the city, offered praise for Bryan's work in local government and civic efforts.
Areas include Lake Barkley, Lake Cumberland, Laurel River Lakes and Martins Fork Lake in Kentucky.
Older Americans are more likely than younger ones to wish for a rural life in light of the coronavirus outbreak.
Businesses are asking for legal protections against customers and employees who contract coronavirus, but labor groups worry about repercussions.
Public health officials are applauding the federal government’s efforts to expand telehealth during the coronavirus pandemic — and predicting its uptick will continue long after the crisis is over.
In Warren County, there were 72 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19, and 14 of those are children.
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The governor has asked schools to prepare for three possible openings: late July, early to mid-August or after Labor Day, depending on circumstances.
The company, Plastic Services and Products, will initially hire 80 employees to restart production.
The state had 246 newly confirmed cases from Sunday and Monday.
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