The Somersall family has two locations in Mt. Sterling and Winchester. But owner Rawle Somersall says coronavirus capacity restrictions forced him to close in Mt. Sterling.
Pent-up demand and summer-like temperatures have arrived in Kentucky and many families will be headed to their favorite lake during this Memorial Day weekend.
Almost every county in the region is reporting flooding of some kind, from localized flooding on streets to creeks and rivers over flowing their banks.
CYNTHIANA, Ky. (WTVQ) - New measurements and estimates show Cynthiana may get a little break from original forecasts that showed flooding could hit the...
CONCORD, N.C. (Hendrick Motor Sports) – Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson has been cleared to return to competition. He will drive the No. 48...
LEXINGTON, Ky. (UK Athletics) – With the exception of the to-be-announced opponent for the annual SEC/Big 12 Challenge and a date for the annual rivalry...
LOUISVILLE, KY (UofL Athletics) - The University of Louisville has temporarily suspended all men's basketball voluntary activities for two weeks after two members of...
The Somersall family has two locations in Mt. Sterling and Winchester. But owner Rawle Somersall says coronavirus capacity restrictions forced him to close in Mt. Sterling.
Pent-up demand and summer-like temperatures have arrived in Kentucky and many families will be headed to their favorite lake during this Memorial Day weekend.
Almost every county in the region is reporting flooding of some kind, from localized flooding on streets to creeks and rivers over flowing their banks.
CYNTHIANA, Ky. (WTVQ) - New measurements and estimates show Cynthiana may get a little break from original forecasts that showed flooding could hit the...
CONCORD, N.C. (Hendrick Motor Sports) – Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson has been cleared to return to competition. He will drive the No. 48...
LEXINGTON, Ky. (UK Athletics) – With the exception of the to-be-announced opponent for the annual SEC/Big 12 Challenge and a date for the annual rivalry...
LOUISVILLE, KY (UofL Athletics) - The University of Louisville has temporarily suspended all men's basketball voluntary activities for two weeks after two members of...
In an exclusive interview with ABC 36 News, former Governor Steve Beshear spoke about the dismantling of the Kynect healthcare exchange, as open enrollment season begins.
State officials say Kentuckians shopping for health insurance on the exchange should expect higher prices and fewer choices during the open enrollment period.
A nonprofit group that spent millions of dollars to support Sen. Mitch McConnell's 2014 re-election has paid for a statewide TV ad to criticize former Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear's efforts to save his health care reforms.
A healthcare policy journal, Health Affairs, released a study on Wednesday that former Governor Steve Beshear says shows the positive impact expanding Medicaid has had on Kentuckians.
A statement from Republican Gov. Matt Bevin says former Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear's opposition to his plan to dismantle the state health care program known as Kynect is an effort to promote his political legacy.
Former Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear says he plans to launch a public education and advocacy campaign committed to ensuring that every Kentuckian maintains access to affordable health insurance.
Federal officials say Kentucky could have to return more than $57 million in unused grant money because of Republican Gov. Matt Bevin's decision to dismantle kynect.
According to the Cabinet for Health and Family Services, the deadline to enroll in kynect coverage is at midnight on Sunday, January 31. This leaves only two days to enroll.
Governor Steve Beshear reminded Kentuckians in need of health care coverage to check out the variety of options available on kynect and choose a plan by Dec. 15 for a Jan. 1 effective date.
Kentucky's newly elected attorney general said he hopes Republican Gov.-elect Matt Bevin will consult him and his office before acting to dismantle the state's health insurance exchange or scale back its Medicaid program.
The Somersall family has two locations in Mt. Sterling and Winchester. But owner Rawle Somersall says coronavirus capacity restrictions forced him to close in Mt. Sterling.
