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WASHINGTON (AP) — Already facing growing anger and worry from governors over federal assistance to fight the coronavirus outbreak, the Trump administration on Friday abruptly changed its description of the Strategic National Stockpile and put forward a narrower vision of the role the federal…
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A 400-bed field hospital will be set up at the University of Kentucky as health officials prepare for a potential surge of coronavirus patients, UK HealthCare officials said Friday.
The Community Action Council has announced it will help the community by providing diapers, baby wipes, baby formula and feminine hygiene products to those who need them.
Kentuckians across the commonwealth are doing their part to be a good neighbor, and beloved bourbon distilleries are no exception.
FRANKFORT (AP) — The Kentucky Supreme Court issued a new order closing judicial facilities to in-person services and postponing eviction filings.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Surging layoffs led Kentucky residents to file for unemployment benefits in staggering numbers last week as the coronavirus crisis continued to wreak havoc on the economy.
While everything is closing up shop, farmers are doing their part to continue to grow food to feed Kentuckians and the nation.
New numbers have been released for the state of Kentucky regarding the skyrocketed amount of unemployment insurance claims filed as a response to COVID-19.
After two days of increases in the county's coronavirus count, the Madison County Health Department reported no new known cases as of 2 p.m. Thursday. The county's total confirmed cases of the virus remained at 12.
With high schools, colleges and professional sports stopping or postponing play because of COVID-19, it has brought a screeching halt to sporting events.
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- No new cases; County EMA donates tents
- Saint Joseph Berea adopts no visitor policy
- No new cases in Madison County as state surpasses 400 cases (w/ Governor's Briefing)
- County has one new case, 8 total
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- Coronavirus: Forcing us to rethink things we normally take for granted
- MADISON IN-DEPTH: EKU professor discusses economical impact of COVID-19
- Tobacco could be key with UofL research to battle coronavirus
- Library continues to provide services for citizens
- Trump signs $2.2T stimulus after swift congressional votes
- One new case in county; Richmond officials threaten shutdown of parks with failure to practice social distance
- Kentucky National Guard providing support at hospitals
- Telford YMCA receives license to provide emergency child care
- AG guarding against price gouging in Kentucky
- City, SBA work to help small businesses survive
- Kentucky lawmakers work on coronavirus-relief measure
- No new cases in county; Baptist Health Foundation establishes emergency fund
- If you don't laugh, you cry: Coping with virus through humor
- Some help for Kentucky farmers during virus crisis
- BUSINESS BRIEFCASE: CVNB announces pandemic relief program
- Finding new ways to help therapy patients
- Four new cases in Madison County
- Fact vs. fiction: COVID-19
- Class of COVID-19? High school seniors could experience new last of school
- No strangers to challenges: Ag industry pushes on during COVID-19
- Beshear: Coronavirus cases in Kentucky surpass 160
- Response team investigates local cases
- Model teachers using NTI days for first time
- Helping students deal with stress
- 4th coronavirus death in Kentucky, cases surpass 120 (w/ VIDEO)
- Two confirmed cases in county
- PHOTOS: On the bright side
- Baptist Health suspends visitation at its hospitals
- Kentucky Blood Center: Appointments critical during coronavirus threat
- Beshear orders nonessential businesses to close (w/ PDF of order)
- Sen. Rand Paul tests positive for virus, forcing quarantines
- Second case confirmed in Madison County
- Beshear: Third coronavirus death confirmed in Kentucky
- UPDATE: First case of COVID-19 in Madison County; response team activated
- Rep. Barr Schedules Second COVID-19 Teletown Hall
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