Jul 3 Health Judge Temporarily Blocks Beshear Restrictions On Auto Racing, Child Care Under Beshear’s order, racetracks weren't allowed to have fans attend races and day care centers were required to keep children in groups of 10. By Ryland Barton Jul 3 Health Judge Temporarily Blocks Restrictions On Auto Racing, Child Care Ryland Barton
Jul 3 Health Closed Day Programs Add Pressure On Families Supporting People With Autism Many organizations that support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities had to stop day programs in mid-March as COVID-19 concerns grew. By Lauren Bavis, Side Effects Public Media Jul 3 Health Closed Programs Add Pressure On Families Supporting People With Autism Lauren Bavis, Side Effects Public Media
Jul 2 Health Kentucky Fairgrounds COVID Field Hospital ‘Mothballed’ If a surge in COVID-19 occurs in Kentucky, the Kentucky National Guard said the field hospital could be reactivated in a week or less. By Ryan Van Velzer and Jess Clark Jul 2 Health Kentucky Fairgrounds COVID Field Hospital ‘Mothballed’ Ryan Van Velzer and Jess Clark
Jul 1 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Still Struggling With Unemployment Backlog There have been more than 900,000 requests for unemployment benefits filed by Kentuckians since early March overwhelming the state's system. By Ryland Barton Jul 1 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Still Struggling With Unemployment Backlog Ryland Barton
Jun 30 Health WATCH LIVE: Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s Weekly Coronavirus Update The update comes a day after the state entered another phase of reopening, allowing bars, swimming pools and music venues to operate with fewer than 50 people. By Staff Jun 30 Health WATCH LIVE: Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear's Weekly Coronavirus Update Staff
Jun 29 Arts and Culture October’s St. James Art Fair Canceled Amid Coronavirus Concerns This would have been the 64th annual event; the art show routinely draws more than 250,000 visitors and involves more than 600 artists. By Staff Jun 29 Arts and Culture October's St. James Art Fair Canceled Amid Coronavirus Concerns Staff
Jun 29 Health Looking For County-Level Data On The Coronavirus? Here’s Our Kentucky COVID-19 Tracker This tracker provides a localized look at COVID-19-related cases and deaths in your county, as well as a risk assessment. By Alexandra Kanik Jun 29 Health Here's Our Kentucky COVID-19 Tracker Alexandra Kanik
Jun 29 Economy Coal Towns Were Counting On Tourism For New Jobs. Then Coronavirus Hit. The pandemic added to the challenge for coal communities trying to diversify their economies. But it also may unlock new opportunities. By Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource Jun 29 Economy Coal Towns Were Counting On Tourism. Then Coronavirus Hit. Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jun 29 Health Kentucky Opens Bars As COVID Rates Increase Around The U.S. Monday’s plans are the latest in a series of reopenings phased in by Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s administration. By Ryan Van Velzer Jun 29 Health Kentucky Opens Bars As COVID Rates Increase Around The U.S. Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 26 In Conversation In Conversation: Summer Vacations And Pride Month During A Pandemic State health officials say Kentucky remains in a plateau, but the commonwealth continues to record scores of new coronavirus cases daily. By Rick Howlett Jun 26 In Conversation In Conversation: Vacations And Pride Month During A Pandemic Rick Howlett
Jun 24 Education Kentucky Announces Guidance For Reopening Schools The guidance includes requirements and best practices for schools on social distancing, mask-wearing, cleaning and other measures. By Jess Clark Jun 24 Education Kentucky Announces Guidance For Reopening Schools Jess Clark
Jun 23 Election 2020 How An Election Worker Helped Voters Get Around The Expo Center’s ‘Cavernous’ Space While the expo center's size made it possible to accommodate lots of socially distanced voters, it posed a mobility problem for some. By Stephanie Wolf Jun 23 Election 2020 How An Election Worker Helped Voters Get Around The Expo Center’s ‘Cavernous’ Space Stephanie Wolf
Jun 22 Election 2020 Ky. Primary In Center Of National Spotlight On Voter Suppression Election officials and experts says fears of "voter suppression" are overblown after warnings from Lebron James, Hillary Clinton and others. By Ryland Barton Jun 22 Election 2020 National Figures Warn Of Kentucky Voter Suppression, Locals Not So Much Ryland Barton
Jun 21 Health Southern Indiana Health Officials Ramp Up Outreach to Minority Communities A rise in coronavirus cases among Southern Indiana minority populations is prompting local health officials to step up outreach efforts. By John Boyle Jun 21 Health So. Ind. Health Officials Ramp Up Outreach to Minority Communities John Boyle
Jun 19 Arts and Culture New Chalk Art Mural Installed To Greet Guests Back Into KMAC Museum The mural was created by Louisville artist Jaylin Stewart, who wanted to reflect the new realities of American life in 2020. By Stephanie Wolf Jun 19 Arts and Culture New Chalk Art Mural Installed To Greet Guests Back Into KMAC Museum Stephanie Wolf