Mar 31 Health Kentucky Opens COVID-19 Vaccinations To All Over 16 Beginning April 5 Gov. Andy Beshear announced Wednesday that everyone older than 16 years will be eligible for a COVID vaccine beginning April 5. By Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 31 Health Kentucky Opens COVID-19 Vaccinations To All Over 16 Beginning April 5 Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Mar 22 Health Disability Rights Advocates Question Kentucky Policy On COVID Vaccines People with some disabilities are far likelier to die from COVID-19, but Kentucky has still not made clear their vaccination eligibility. By Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 22 Health Disability Rights Advocates Question Kentucky Policy On COVID Vaccines Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Mar 18 Health Health Advocacy Group Urges Black Kentuckians To Get COVID-19 Vaccine A health advocacy group’s new public service announcement campaign aims to encourage more Black Kentuckians to get vaccinated. By Amina Elahi Mar 18 Health PSA Urges Black Kentuckians To Get COVID-19 Vaccine Amina Elahi
Mar 5 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: A Year Of COVID-19 This week we talk about the impact of coronavirus on our lives over the past year, and what's on the horizon By Michelle Tyrene Johnson Mar 5 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: A Year Of COVID-19 Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Mar 1 Health Vaccine Experts Answer Your Questions About Pfizer, Moderna And Johnson & Johnson Vaccines More than 2.5 million people in Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia have been vaccinated with at least one dose of the Moderna or Pfzier COVID-19 vaccines. Little by little, states have received more vaccine doses, but the national supply remains low. However, more promise is on the horizon as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration […] By Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 1 Health Vaccine Experts Answer Your Questions About Pfizer, Moderna And Johnson & Johnson Vaccines Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Feb 16 Health Kentucky Gets Bump In Supply Of Vaccine Doses Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Tuesday that the federal government is increasing Kentucky’s supply of vaccine doses by nearly a third in the coming week. “Starting next week we’re getting another 29% increase in our supply. That’ll mean since this new administration took over they have increased our weekly amounts by 57%,” Beshear said. Beshear […] By Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Feb 16 Health Kentucky Gets Bump In Supply Of Vaccine Doses Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Feb 16 Health LouVax Closures Not Expected To Cause Long-Term Issues With Vaccinations Despite two straight days of vaccination site closures, Mayor Greg Fischer is confident Louisvillians will get the shots they signed up for. By John Boyle Feb 16 Health Metro: LouVax Closures Won't Disrupt Vaccine Timeline John Boyle
Feb 11 Coronavirus Kentucky COVID-19 Vaccine Tracker By Suhail Bhat Feb 11 Coronavirus Kentucky COVID-19 Vaccine Tracker Suhail Bhat
Feb 10 Metro Louisville After Uncertainty, Library, Zoo And Parks Staff Eligible For 1C Vaccine Metro Louisville chief health strategist says they weren’t explicitly included before because it’s such a “massive category.” By Stephanie Wolf Feb 10 Metro Louisville Library, Zoo and Parks Staff Eligible For 1C Vaccine Stephanie Wolf
Jan 29 Health Vaccinations Nearly Complete for Louisville’s Elementary Educators More than 66,000 people have received a first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in Louisville as city officials now focus on completing the initial round of vaccinations for school personnel. By Ryan Van Velzer Jan 29 Health Vaccinations Nearly Complete for Elementary Educators Ryan Van Velzer
Jan 27 Health Louisville-Area Leaders Aim To Increase Vaccinations In Black Communities Prominent Black Louisvillians and community leaders join outreach efforts to boost vaccination rates, alleviate fears. By John Boyle Jan 27 Health Outreach Aims To Boost Vaccines In Black Communities John Boyle
Jan 25 Health With COVID Vaccinations Underway, Some Frontline Workers Are Hesitant To Receive It More than 969,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered to long-term care workers, teachers, and additional frontline health care workers around the Ohio Valley. But a surprising number of workers in some key sectors are hesitant or are refusing to get a shot, including some rural school staff in Kentucky, nursing facility workers in […] By Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource and Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Jan 25 Health With COVID Vaccinations Underway, Some Frontline Workers Are Hesitant To Receive It Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource and Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jan 23 Health The Vaccine Rollout Will Take Time. Here’s What The U.S. Can Do Now To Save Lives Experts agree that when it comes to state actions to slow infections, timing is key. By Rachel Treisman, NPR Jan 23 Health Vaccine Rollout Will Take Time. Here's What The U.S. Can Do Now Rachel Treisman, NPR
Jan 19 Health Kentucky Hospitals Will Receive New Medicaid Funding Amid Strain Of Pandemic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announced an expansion of federal aid for state hospitals and a request for more vaccine doses from the federal government on Tuesday as he reported 2,250 new cases of COVID-19 in the state. Nearly 3,200 people have died from the virus in the Commonwealth. Beshear announced 27 new deaths Tuesday and […] By Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Jan 19 Health Kentucky Hospitals Will Receive New Medicaid Funding Amid Strain Of Pandemic Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jan 19 Health Louisville’s And The State’s Vaccine Distribution Plans Differ. Here’s Why Jefferson County has a huge concentration of health care workers, and city officials say that, combined with inadequate supply, has slowed our progress. By John Boyle Jan 19 Health Why State, Louisville Vaccine Plans Differ John Boyle