Mar 23 Health Complaints Allege Restaurants Open, Workplaces Crowded Despite Orders Many complaints said restaurants continue to offer dine-in services. One complained of a restaurant continuing to operate a self-serve salsa bar amid the spreading pandemic. By Jacob Ryan Mar 23 Health Complaints Allege Restaurants Open, Workplaces Crowded Despite Orders Jacob Ryan
Mar 23 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Budget Writers Continue To Meet During Coronavirus Pandemic A committee of Kentucky lawmakers has begun finalizing a two-year state budget, with revenues expected to drop from the pandemic. By Ryland Barton Mar 23 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Budget Writers Continue To Meet During Coronavirus Pandemic Ryland Barton
Mar 23 Health You Asked: What Does A ‘Stay-At-Home’ Order Really Mean? The orders issed in several states including Indiana create restrictions on working, recreation and travel. By Lauren Chapman, Side Effects Public Media Mar 23 Health You Asked: What Does A 'Stay-At-Home' Order Really Mean? Lauren Chapman, Side Effects Public Media
Mar 23 In Conversation In Conversation: How The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Affecting Kentucky Youth We'll discuss the effect coronavirus is having on youth in Kentucky and what the state is doing to support kids and parents. By Kyeland Jackson Mar 23 In Conversation In Conversation: How The Pandemic Is Affecting Kentucky Youth Kyeland Jackson
Mar 23 Health Gov. Holcomb Issues ‘Stay At Home’ Order For Indiana Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has issued a “stay at home” order for Indiana residents to limit the spread of coronavirus. By Jess Clark Mar 23 Health Gov. Holcomb Issues 'Stay At Home' Order For Indiana Jess Clark
Mar 23 Community Listen: Houses of Worship Preach Faith, Hope Amid Coronavirus Churches, temples and synagogues take to the Internet to bring their message of faith to Kentuckians stuck at home. By Eleanor Klibanoff Mar 23 Community Listen: Houses of Worship Preach Faith, Hope Amid Coronavirus Eleanor Klibanoff
Mar 23 Economy Anxiety In Appalachian Coal Country: First The Mines Closed, Then Came Coronavirus As the economic fallout from the coronavirus continues to reshape our lives, small-town business owners are worried about the future. By Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 23 Economy First The Mines Closed, Then Came Coronavirus Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource
Mar 22 Health U.S. Senator Rand Paul Tests Positive For Coronavirus Paul is in quarantine and “will continue to work for the people of Kentucky at this difficult time,” according to a statement from his office Sunday. By Eleanor Klibanoff Mar 22 Health U.S. Senator Rand Paul Tests Positive For Coronavirus Eleanor Klibanoff
Mar 21 Economy Coronavirus Cancellations Deplete Purses Of Louisville Hotels, AirBnbs Louisville hotels and Airbnbs are facing big financial losses spurred by the coronavirus pandemic. By Kyeland Jackson Mar 21 Economy Coronavirus Cancellations Deplete Purses of Louisville Hotels, Airbnbs Kyeland Jackson
Mar 20 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Politics Distilled: Legislature Meets Through Coronavirus It took place during a lock down of the capitol, with only legislators, essential staff and reporters allowed inside. By Ryland Barton Mar 20 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Politics Distilled: Legislature Meets Through Coronavirus Ryland Barton
Mar 20 Health Metro Government To Offer 3-Month Deferred Payments On Its Business Loans The loan payments can be deferred and no late fees will accrue for three months under the new plan. By Jacob Ryan Mar 20 Health Metro Government To Offer 3-Month Deferred Payments On Its Business Loans Jacob Ryan
Mar 20 Health No Fever Or Coughing? Christy Brown’s Experience Suggests It Still May Be COVID-19 Anecdotes suggest some, like Brown, may be sick with different symptoms than what health organizations have described as typical. By Erica Peterson Mar 20 Health No Fever Or Coughing? It Still May Be COVID-19 Erica Peterson
Mar 20 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: What We Know So Far About COVID-19 In Kentucky A lot has happened since the first Kentuckian was diagnosed with COVID-19. In Conversation answers questions about the virus. By Kyeland Jackson Mar 20 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: What We Know So Far About COVID-19 In Kentucky Kyeland Jackson
Mar 20 Health In Ky. Testing For The Coronavirus Remains Limited Coronavirus testing in Kentucky is still reserved for those who need it the most. By Ryan Van Velzer Mar 20 Health In Ky. Testing For The Coronavirus Remains Limited Ryan Van Velzer