Apr 1 Kentucky Politics Facing Uncertain Future, Kentucky Legislature Passes One-Year Budget Kentucky’s Republican-led legislature has passed a one-year state budget that keeps spending largely at current levels with plans to pass a new budget in next year’s annual session. The bill now heads to Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear, who has the power to veto all or part of the budget. Lawmakers will reconvene for the last […] By Ryland Barton Apr 1 Kentucky Politics Facing Uncertain Future, Kentucky Legislature Passes One-Year Budget Ryland Barton
Apr 1 Health It’s The First Of The Month. What If You Can’t Make Rent? Evictions were already on hold, but a new Supreme Court order says landlords can't even file new eviction cases anymore. By Jacob Ryan Apr 1 Health It’s The First Of The Month. What If You Can’t Make Rent? Jacob Ryan
Apr 1 Arts and Culture Abrams’ Louisville Artists Network Emerges From Coronavirus Isolation Teddy Abrams has established the Louisville Artist Network, in partnership with the city and Kentucky Performing Arts. By Stephanie Wolf Apr 1 Arts and Culture Abrams' Louisville Artists Network Emerges From Coronavirus Isolation Stephanie Wolf
Mar 31 Community Partial Shutdown At GE Appliance Park After Probable Coronavirus Case Employees had just returned to work after protesting for safer working conditions during the pandemic. By Laura Ellis Mar 31 Community Partial Shutdown At GE Appliance Park After Probable Coronavirus Case Laura Ellis
Mar 31 Health Health Care Workers Feeling Stress Of Coronavirus Threat The language of the pandemic is one of wartime — people fighting on the frontlines against what some have called an “invisible enemy.” By Carter Barrett, Side Effects Public Media Mar 31 Health Health Care Workers Feeling Stress Of Coronavirus Threat Carter Barrett, Side Effects Public Media
Mar 31 Health ‘Tough Day’ For Coronavirus Won’t Be Kentucky’s Worst, Beshear Warns The governor also announced that grocery store workers will now qualify for the state-run child care centers used by first responders. By Eleanor Klibanoff Mar 31 Health 'Tough Day' For Coronavirus Won't Be Kentucky's Worst, Beshear Warns Eleanor Klibanoff
Mar 31 Health Live Coverage: Coronavirus In The Louisville Area The latest: Councilwoman self-quarantining, what to do if you can't pay rent, Indiana cases top 2500. By Staff Mar 31 Health Live Coverage: Coronavirus In The Louisville Area Staff
Mar 31 Kentucky Politics Citing Financial Uncertainty, Kentucky Legislators To Consider Short Budget When they reconvene in Frankfort on Wednesday, Ky. lawmakers will consider a one-year budget instead of a two-year budget. By Ryland Barton Mar 31 Kentucky Politics Citing Financial Uncertainty, Kentucky Legislators To Consider Short Budget Ryland Barton
Mar 31 Kentucky Politics Ky. Legislative Staffer Diagnosed With Coronavirus, Lawmakers Return Wednesday The staffer works for the Legislative Research Commission, the administrative arm of the legislature. By Ryland Barton Mar 31 Kentucky Politics Ky. Legislative Staffer Diagnosed With Coronavirus, Lawmakers Return Wednesday Ryland Barton
Mar 31 Health ‘That’s Better Than Not Seeing You At All.’ A Family Stays Connected Through Nursing Home Window "Actually being able to look in the window and know that I'm just a few feet away from her, even though there's glass in between us, is better.” By Jared Bennett Mar 31 Health A Family Stays Connected Through Nursing Home Window Jared Bennett
Mar 30 Health Governor Orders Residents To Remain In Kentucky The order allows people to travel for work or other needs, but requires they self-quarantine for two weeks after returning to Kentucky. By Kyeland Jackson Mar 30 Health Governor Orders Residents To Remain in Kentucky Kyeland Jackson
Mar 30 Health Exercise, Yoga Studios Adapt In The Age of COVID-19 Exercise and yoga studios are changing their business models and getting people to work out over the internet. By Jake Harper, Side Effects Public Media Mar 30 Health Exercise, Yoga Studios Adapt In The Age of COVID-19 Jake Harper, Side Effects Public Media
Mar 30 Economy For Some Workers Returning To GE Appliances, ‘It Feels Like A Hostage Situation’ Working from home is not an option for those on the manufacturing floors, who worry about safety and job security. By Amina Elahi Mar 30 Economy For Some Workers At GE Appliances, 'It Feels Like A Hostage Situation' Amina Elahi
Mar 30 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Answering Questions About The Federal Coronavirus Bill This week, we review the federal economic stimulus bill, and answer more questions about medical issues and challenges caused by COVID-19. By Kyeland Jackson Mar 30 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: The Federal Coronavirus Bill Kyeland Jackson
Mar 30 Health 45 Norton Workers Test Positive For Coronavirus, But Officials Won’t Say Where Norton Healthcare executives said the hospital system is still adequately staffed after 45 employees have tested positive for the COVID-19 disease and about 280 others are on paid furlough after showing symptoms. The executives would not say specifically where those employees worked. During a virtual press conference Monday, Steven Hester, Norton’s chief medical officer, said […] By Jacob Ryan Mar 30 Health 45 Norton Workers Test Positive For Coronavirus, But Officials Won’t Say Where Jacob Ryan