Sep 17 Health Ky. Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Governor’s Coronavirus Prevention Orders Oral arguments were presented by attorneys representing Gov. Beshear, Attorney General Daniel Cameron and three Kentucky businesses. By John Boyle Sep 17 Health Ky. Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Governor’s Coronavirus Prevention Orders John Boyle
Sep 17 Health Hundreds Protest Beshear Coronavirus Orders In Frankfort Hundreds of people gathered outside the state Capitol to protest Gov. Andy Beshear’s coronavirus-related executive orders. By Ryland Barton Sep 17 Health Hundreds Protest Beshear Coronavirus Orders In Frankfort Ryland Barton
Sep 16 Health Kentucky Has Hired Hundreds Of Contact Tracers, But It Still May Not Be Enough The state is up to 1,240 staff members for contact tracing. They are having varying degrees of success in reaching the people they need. By Jess Clark Sep 16 Health Kentucky Has Hired Hundreds Of Contact Tracers, But It Still May Not Be Enough Jess Clark
Sep 16 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Secretary Of State Says More Election Funding Needed Michael Adams says the state needs more than $5 million in additional funding to run the November election. By Ryland Barton Sep 16 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Secretary Of State Says More Election Funding Needed Ryland Barton
Sep 16 Kentucky Politics Louisville Plans To Have Eight Polling Places On Election Day The city also plans to have four early voting locations open six days a week starting on October 13. By Ryland Barton Sep 16 Kentucky Politics Louisville Plans To Have Eight Polling Places On Election Day Ryland Barton
Sep 15 Health Citing Sports, Beshear Allows Bars To Stay Open Until Midnight Gov. Beshear has amended one of his coronavirus restrictions, allowing bars and restaurants to stay open until midnight instead of 11 p.m. By Ryland Barton Sep 15 Health Citing Sports, Beshear Allows Bars To Stay Open Until Midnight Ryland Barton
Sep 15 Kentucky Politics Election Plans From Most Kentucky Counties Still Not Approved Election plans for 26 of the state's 120 counties have been approved. By Ryland Barton Sep 15 Kentucky Politics Election Plans From Most Kentucky Counties Still Not Approved Ryland Barton
Sep 15 Education As Kentucky Braces For Cuts, Pollio Tells Lawmakers Continued Funding Key To Racial Equity JCPS says it's trying to make gains on improving outcomes for Black students and other students of color. But potential cuts are looming. By Jess Clark Sep 15 Education Pollio Tells Ky. Lawmakers Continued Funding Key To Racial Equity Jess Clark
Sep 15 Health Dr. Deborah Birx Stops In Lexington To Discuss College Coronavirus Cases Dr. Birx met with students, faculty and administrators on the UK campus, which has more than 400 active COVID-19 cases, 86 of those confirmed since late last week. By Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Sep 15 Health Dr. Deborah Birx Stops In Lexington To Discuss College Coronavirus Cases Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Sep 11 Health Ky. Records Third Highest Daily Number Of COVID-19 Cases The total number of deaths from COVID-19 rose by nine to 1,044 in Kentucky, according to Gov. Beshear. By Staff Sep 11 Health Ky. Records Third Highest Daily Number Of COVID-19 Cases Staff
Sep 11 Education DeVos Loses Latest Fight Over Rerouting Aid To Private School Students A federal judge says U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos overstepped in trying to send more CARES Act money to help students at private schools. By Cory Turner, NPR Sep 11 Education DeVos Loses Latest Fight Over Rerouting Aid To Private School Students Cory Turner, NPR
Sep 11 Arts and Culture Kentucky Music Educators Try To Make In-Person Rehearsal Work, Even In A Pandemic Outdoor rehearsal, bell covers, and masks are ways Kentucky music educators are trying to adapt to the pandemic. By Jess Clark and Stephanie Wolf Sep 11 Arts and Culture Ky. Educators Try To Make In-Person Rehearsal Work, Even In A Pandemic Jess Clark and Stephanie Wolf
Sep 10 Arts and Culture Black Artists, Black-Owned Restaurants Receive Fund For The Arts Grants The Black Artists Fund recipients represent a variety of artistic disciplines and were selected out of 88 applicants. By Stephanie Wolf Sep 10 Arts and Culture Black Artists, Black-Owned Restaurants Receive Fund For The Arts Grants Stephanie Wolf
Sep 9 Election 2020 McGrath: Pandemic Relief Bill Pushed By McConnell Well Short of What Kentucky, U.S. Need Kentucky’s Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate says a scaled-down pandemic relief bill unveiled by Mitch McConnell isn’t good enough. By Kevin Willis Sep 9 Election 2020 McGrath: Relief Bill Pushed By McConnell Well Short of What Kentucky, U.S. Need Kevin Willis
Sep 8 Health Beshear: Expect Rise In COVID Cases After Holiday Weekend Gov. Beshear reported 273 new cases of the coronavirus Tuesday, bringing the state’s total to approximately 53,319. By Stephanie Wolf Sep 8 Health Beshear: Expect Rise In COVID Cases After Holiday Weekend Stephanie Wolf