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Jessamine church returns online after coronavirus surge

Al Greenfield,

June 7, 2020

On three-month anniversary, new cases top 300, state total crosses 11,000

Steve Rogers,

June 6, 2020

State reports 289 new cases, eight deaths

Steve Rogers,

June 5, 2020

Lexington won't open pools, some summer camps set

Steve Rogers,

June 5, 2020

Businesses applaud flexibility added to 'Paycheck' program

Steve Rogers,

June 5, 2020

Hard-hit Jackson Manor now coronavirus free, celebration planned

Steve Rogers,

June 5, 2020

Fifth inmate dies at Federal Medical Center; Fayette sees jump in cases

Steve Rogers,

June 5, 2020

Coronavirus cases up again, schools need to change, NASCAR coming

Steve Rogers,

June 4, 2020

Lexington, Louisville, state get $23 million in homeless funds

Steve Rogers,

June 4, 2020

Lawsuit seeks partial fee, tuition refund from UK

Steve Rogers,

June 4, 2020

Franklin County records its first coronavirus-related death

Tom Kenny,

June 3, 2020

Lexington barber shop giving free haircuts to those affected by COVID-19

Austin Miller,

June 3, 2020

Governor talks protest message, jobless update, no special session

Steve Rogers,

June 3, 2020

Two deaths stark reminders of coronavirus dangers

Steve Rogers,

June 3, 2020

More sites to open in Daniel Boone National Forest

Steve Rogers,

June 3, 2020

Blood donors can get $500 gift cards

Steve Rogers,

June 3, 2020

Kentucky realtors: effects of COVID-19 not as bad as expected

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

June 3, 2020

Soldiers return to Fort Campbell after more than a month deployment helping fight the coronavirus in New York City

New health protection measures at Fort Campbell

Tom Kenny,

June 2, 2020

Clay County records its first coronavirus-related death

Tom Kenny,

June 2, 2020

Lexington council restores funding for shelters, housing, sets up business grant program

Al Greenfield,

June 2, 2020

Donation wave hits non-profit thrift stores in Lexington

Austin Miller,

June 2, 2020

Lexington's Urban County Council hears proposal on opening pools

Al Greenfield,

June 2, 2020

State still analyzing whether 'coronavirus bump' happening

Steve Rogers,

June 2, 2020

Permit granted to boost broadband services in Harlan County

Steve Rogers,

June 2, 2020

coronavirus

Jessamine church returns online after coronavirus surge

On three-month anniversary, new cases top 300, state total crosses 11,000

State reports 289 new cases, eight deaths

Lexington won't open pools, some summer camps set

Businesses applaud flexibility added to 'Paycheck' program

Hard-hit Jackson Manor now coronavirus free, celebration planned

Fifth inmate dies at Federal Medical Center; Fayette sees jump in cases

Coronavirus cases up again, schools need to change, NASCAR coming

Lexington, Louisville, state get $23 million in homeless funds

Lawsuit seeks partial fee, tuition refund from UK

Lexington barber shop giving free haircuts to those affected by COVID-19

Governor talks protest message, jobless update, no special session

Two deaths stark reminders of coronavirus dangers

More sites to open in Daniel Boone National Forest

Blood donors can get $500 gift cards

Kentucky realtors: effects of COVID-19 not as bad as expected

New health protection measures at Fort Campbell

Clay County records its first coronavirus-related death

Lexington council restores funding for shelters, housing, sets up business grant program

Donation wave hits non-profit thrift stores in Lexington

Lexington's Urban County Council hears proposal on opening pools

State still analyzing whether 'coronavirus bump' happening

Permit granted to boost broadband services in Harlan County

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