Doctors at UK Healthcare say there will be enough coronavirus tests available to test everyone who needs to be tested.

The Kentucky Senate approved a bill to require doctors and other health workers to provide life-sustaining care for an infant born alive after a failed abortion attempt.

The University of Louisville plans to hire almost 400 nurses and doctors to improve access to care at former KentuckyOne facilities.

Allegations of sexual abuse carried out over decades by team physicians at Michigan State and Ohio State are sending ripples through university athletics departments, with some schools exploring whether more oversight is needed for figures in such powerful positions.

Kentucky's Republican governor will appeal a federal judge's ruling that blocks the state's law requiring doctors to conduct an ultrasound exam before an abortion and then try to show fetal images as well as play the fetal heartbeat to the pregnant woman.

KentuckyOne Health will terminate employment contracts with about 25 doctors as a cost-cutting measure.

Doctors at the University of Kentucky say they've confirmed three cases of mumps days after symptoms started showing.

Some top international doctors and public health experts have issued an urgent prescription for a feverish planet Earth: Get off coal as soon as possible.

The U.S. Attorney in Louisville says 12 people, including three doctors, have been charged as part of a national crackdown on health care fraud.

A Lexington man who lived as if he were HIV positive for nearly a decade speaks a couple days before heading to court.

Twenty-two people were charged in five cases with making millions of dollars by illegally distributing prescription drugs in eastern Kentucky, according to a federal indictment.