Jul 10 Education Kentucky Board Of Education Names Jason Glass To Lead The State’s Public Schools The Brandenburg, Ky. native served as Iowa's chief state school officer from 2010 to 2013. By Jess Clark Jul 10 Education Kentucky Board Of Education Names Jason Glass To Lead The State’s Public Schools Jess Clark
Jul 9 Health Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear: ‘No Mask, No Service’ The order goes into effect on Friday evening at 5 and includes retail, grocery stores and restaurants, except while eating. By Ryan Van Velzer Jul 9 Health Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear: ‘No Mask, No Service’ Ryan Van Velzer
Jul 9 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: The Rise Of Substance Use During COVID-19 Liquor sales are up. Opioid overdoses are, too. How is the pandemic and social isolation changing our relationship with drugs and alcohol? By Michelle Tyrene Johnson Jul 9 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: The Rise Of Substance Use During COVID-19 Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Jul 9 Health KY Judge Strikes Down Beshear’s Coronavirus Health Orders For Some Farm Businesses A Kentucky judge’s ruling Thursday limits Gov. Andy Beshear’s authority to issue emergency orders mandating coronavirus safety measures — a ruling Beshear called “dangerous and devastating” and promptly pledged to appeal. Scott Circuit Court Judge Brian Privett issued a temporary restraining order preventing Beshear’s administration from enforcing COVID-19 restrictions for the state’s 548 agritourism businesses. […] By Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Jul 9 Health KY Judge Strikes Down Beshear’s Coronavirus Health Orders For Some Farm Businesses Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jul 9 Metro Louisville Council Demands Fischer Release Documents Related To Gentrification Plan, Taylor Killing Council members addressed their demands to Fischer in a letter delivered Wednesday. By Amina Elahi Jul 9 Metro Louisville Council Demands Fischer Release Documents Related To Gentrification Plan, Taylor Killing Amina Elahi
Jul 9 Kentucky Politics Ky. Senate President Working On Bill To Ban Most ‘No-Knock’ Warrants Robert Stivers says his bill that would ban most no-knock warrants statewide—the process Louisville police used to raid Breonna Taylor’s home. By Ryland Barton Jul 9 Kentucky Politics KY Senate President Working On Bill To Ban Most 'No-Knock' Warrants Ryland Barton
Jul 9 Health Fischer Would ‘Absolutely’ Consider Louisville Mask Mandate "In many ways it feels like March again," Louisville's chief health strategist said Thursday amid rising cases of the coronavirus. By Amina Elahi Jul 9 Health Fischer Would ‘Absolutely’ Consider Louisville Mask Mandate Amina Elahi
Jul 9 National News Supreme Court Says Trump Not ‘Immune’ From Records Release, But Hedges On House Case In two 7-2 rulings written by Chief Justice John Roberts, the court allowed a subpoena in a New York criminal case but told a lower court to consider separation of powers when it comes to Congress. By Nina Totenberg Jul 9 National News Supreme Court Says Trump Not ‘Immune’ From Records Release, But Hedges On House Case Nina Totenberg
Jul 9 Education Kentucky Private Schools Receive Millions in PPP Loans Many of Louisville's most elite private and Catholic schools each received millions of federal dollars in forgivable loans. By Jess Clark Jul 9 Education Kentucky Private Schools Receive Millions in PPP Loans Jess Clark
Jul 8 Health Beshear To Order New ‘Mandatory’ Coronavirus Requirements Thursday For the second day in a row, Kentucky reported a higher than average number of daily cases. Wednesday’s figures added another 402 cases. By Ryan Van Velzer Jul 8 Health Beshear To Order New 'Mandatory' Coronavirus Requirements Thursday Ryan Van Velzer
Jul 8 Kentucky Politics Lawmakers Question Beshear Officials On Unemployment Backlog, Loan Kentucky is still processing about 50,000 unemployment claims made during March, April and May, though contractors are working on the backlog. By Ryland Barton Jul 8 Kentucky Politics Lawmakers Question Beshear Officials On Unemployment Backlog, Loan Ryland Barton
Jul 8 Kentucky Politics Coronavirus Hits Kentucky University Budgets, Enrollment Kentucky’s public universities and colleges have so far suffered a $145 million hit from coronavirus-related expenses and declining revenues. By Ryland Barton Jul 8 Kentucky Politics Coronavirus Hits Kentucky University Budgets, Enrollment Ryland Barton
Jul 8 Investigations Search Warrants Under Scrutiny As Police Killings Spark Reforms Critics say the search warrant process lacks transparency, oversight and fairness. But many Louisville judges defend the current system. By Jacob Ryan Jul 8 Investigations Search Warrants Under Scrutiny As Police Killings Spark Reforms Jacob Ryan
Jul 7 Economy Ohio Valley Coal Companies Get Tens Of Millions In Paycheck Protection Loans More than 50 Ohio Valley coal companies received loans totaling as much as $119 million through the Paycheck Protection Program meant to keep people employed during the pandemic’s economic downturn. Congress passed the PPP in March to help businesses keep employees on the payroll and out of unemployment lines. The data released by the Small […] By Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource Jul 7 Economy Ohio Valley Coal Companies Get Tens Of Millions In Paycheck Protection Loans Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource