Tag: coronavirus
Coronavirus outbreak leads to abortion debate, opponents call for clinics to close
AG Daniel Cameron on Friday said abortion clinics should close due to an executive order from Governor Beshear calling for elective procedures to end.
Nicholasville, other communities debating parks, rules, responsibility on social media
Nicholasville, other communities debating parks, rules, responsibility on social media
State up 54 cases, three new deaths, parks being closed, Tennessee criticized
54 news cases, 302 statewide, three new deaths, now eight; parks being closed, governor gives new numbers, continues push on crunch time.
Cynthiana-based company makes personal protective equipment
Bullard is a leading manufacturer working around the clock to meet an urgent global demand.
Somernites Cruise on hold, Pulaski up to eight cases
County coronavirus cases mostly related to one church; in its 20th years, cruise event having to wait it out.
City focused on basics, clerk’s office closing, firefighter tests positive
Many city park areas closing, limits on other services, license plates delayed
Meijer not accepting returns temporarily
Company extends timeframe for returns, however; part of effort to slow spread of coronavirus
Animal groups linking to expand services, adoptions
Humane Society, animal groups trying to expand adoptions
Mom uses Beshear memes to encourage good behavior while kids are stuck at home
You've seen the memes of governor Andy Beshear exploding on the internet, but now people are using them for everything from making money to getting your new at-home "co-workers" to cooperate.
Precautions at the pump during the coronavirus outbreak
Millions of people touch the same gas pumps everyday. How are they staying safe during the coronavirus outbreak?
Teacher raises in doubt House speaker predicts
Kentucky House Speaker David Osborne says economic damage from the coronavirus outbreak will force lawmakers to scale back state spending plans.
Drive-through testing slowed, Beshear says
It will be started in "smaller tests" in Frankfort early next week with a "very targeted population" and then expanded as the state gets ready.
St. Claire HealthCare furloughing 300 employees
St. Claire HealthCare furloughed a quarter of its staff not working directly with the coronavirus outbreak.
Kentucky sees biggest one-day jump in coronavirus cases
Gov. Andy Beshear continues to push next two weeks as crunch time, Beshear close to clamping down on parks; state has spent more than $8 million; abortion bill being fast-tracked by Legislature
At-risk prisoners may be released to home confinement during outbreak
The federal government is considering releasing certain at-risk prisoners to home confinement in order to reduce the overall prison population amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Harrison Memorial opens ‘Cough Clinic’
Since opening March 21st, the Cough Clinic's already busy and it's doing some valuable work.
Pandemic fallout: NCAA slashes distribution by $375 million
The NCAA will distribute $375 million less than had been budgeted this year to member schools because the coronavirus forced the cancellation of the men's basketball tournament.
Transylvania basically shutting down campus
The move also provides an opportunity for energy conservation and utility savings, similar to what is implemented during winter break.
Lextran worker may be positive for coronavirus
Worker has preliminary positive test, fellow workers tested, other steps taken, bus service says in statement.
Indianapolis 500 postponed until August because of COVID-19
The Indianapolis 500 has been postponed to August because of the coronavirus.
