Aug 3 Coronavirus Coronavirus In Kentucky By The Numbers Track positivity rates, hospitalization rates and more for the Ohio Valley region. By Suhail Bhat Aug 3 Coronavirus Coronavirus In Kentucky By The Numbers Suhail Bhat
Mar 16 Coronavirus A Pandemic Year: See How COVID-19 Spread In The Ohio Valley See how COVID-19 spread across Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia, and how deaths mounted over time in counties around the region. By Suhail Bhat Mar 16 Coronavirus A Pandemic Year: See How COVID-19 Spread In The Ohio Valley Suhail Bhat
Feb 11 Coronavirus Kentucky COVID-19 Vaccine Tracker By Suhail Bhat Feb 11 Coronavirus Kentucky COVID-19 Vaccine Tracker Suhail Bhat
Dec 23 Health Overdose Deaths Hit New Highs As Pandemic Worsens Opioid Crisis New federal data shows the coronavirus pandemic has contributed to the country’s deadliest 12-month period for drug overdose fatalities, including a sharp increase in overdose deaths in the Ohio Valley. According to the latest data by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 81,000 people died due to drug overdoses in the 12 months from […] By Suhail Bhat Dec 23 Health Overdose Deaths Hit New Highs As Pandemic Worsens Opioid Crisis Suhail Bhat
Dec 15 Health Ohio Valley Hospitals Filling Up Thanks To COVID-19 Surge New HHS data shows that many hospitals in the Ohio Valley are under strain, running short of bed space, especially for the most critically ill. By Suhail Bhat Dec 15 Health Ohio Valley Hospitals Filling Up Thanks To COVID-19 Surge Suhail Bhat
May 8 Economy Are Ohio Valley States Ready To Reopen? Analysis Finds More Coronavirus Testing Needed An analysis by scientists and NPR finds that most states — including Kentucky and Ohio — are not testing enough residents for coronavirus. By Jeff Young and Becca Schimmel, WKU Public Radio May 8 Economy Are Ohio Valley States Ready To Reopen? Jeff Young and Becca Schimmel, WKU Public Radio
Jan 8 Environment Study Finds Coal Closures Saved Thousands Of Lives A new study finds the closure of coal-fired power plants led to the avoidance of 5,300 deaths in West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio. By Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource Jan 8 Environment Study Finds Coal Closures Saved Thousands Of Lives Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource
Apr 25 Health Kentucky Derby Crowds Raise Fear Of Measles Outbreak With measles cases popping up around the U.S., public health officials are worried about the highly contagious virus spreading at the big race. By Lisa Gillespie Apr 25 Health Kentucky Derby Crowds Raise Fear Of Measles Outbreak Lisa Gillespie
Apr 4 Health Local Health Departments Watch Closely As Vaccination Debate Continues A judge ruled in favor of a Kentucky health department that banned unvaccinated students from attending school, but lawyers for the students say they plan to appeal. By Lisa Gillespie Apr 4 Health Health Departments Watch Closely As Vaccination Debate Continues Lisa Gillespie
Mar 11 Politics Lawmakers Advance Bill To Study State Response To Hepatitis A Outbreak Sen. Morgan McGarvey, a Democrat from Louisville and sponsor of the bill, said he's not assigning blame for the outbreak “because we don’t have any answers.” By Ryland Barton Mar 11 Politics Lawmakers Advance Bill To Study State Response To Hep A Outbreak Ryland Barton
Aug 13 Community In Louisville Public Housing, Confusion Follows New Smoking Ban Confusion surrounding a nationwide public housing smoking ban rollout in Louisville's Dosker Manor has some residents concerned they’ll be evicted. By Lisa Gillespie Aug 13 Community In Louisville Public Housing, Confusion Follows New Smoking Ban Lisa Gillespie
Aug 2 Health City Is Making Strides In Addressing Drug Abuse, Officials Say The Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness in March released a plan to address drug abuse in Louisville. By Lisa Gillespie Aug 2 Health City Is Making Strides In Addressing Drug Abuse, Officials Say Lisa Gillespie
Jul 23 Health Businesses And Health Officials Respond As Ohio Valley’s Hep A Cases Climb The region’s Hepatitis A outbreak is approaching 2,000 confirmed cases in the Ohio Valley, with the bulk of them in Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia. By Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource Jul 23 Health Businesses, Health Officials Respond As Hep A Cases Climb Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jul 19 Health Spread Of Hepatitis A Slows In Louisville, Speeds Up Across Kentucky While the rate of new Hepatitis A cases in Jefferson County is slowing, state and local health officials said Thursday that the rest of Kentucky is seeing an uptick. By Amina Elahi Jul 19 Health Spread Of Hepatitis A Slows In Louisville, Speeds Up Across Ky. Amina Elahi
Apr 20 Health Health Officials Issue Hepatitis A Warning Ahead Of Thunder The warning comes ahead of peak tourist time in Kentucky, with Thunder over Louisville Saturday and two weeks of Kentucky Derby-related events. By Lisa Gillespie Apr 20 Health Officials Issue Hepatitis A Warning Ahead Of Thunder Lisa Gillespie