Governor Andy Beshear says there are currently 18 confirmed cases of Coronavirus in Kentucky, with three new cases confirmed Saturday afternoon. Governor Beshear says the two additional cases were reported in Fayette County. He said those cases
Circuit and District judges with the 56th Judicial Circuit say they will comply with the Kentucky Supreme Court Order that was issued Thursday which is aimed at maintaining not only public health within the community but also
State police have released additional information on a couple who were found deceased from gunshot wounds Monday night inside their Eddyville home.
The Kentucky General Assembly session is postponed until Tuesday, March 17, due to concerns over the Coronavirus, Covid-19. Kentucky House and Senate leaders on both sides of the aisle decided to not convene Friday, March 13, and
Governor Andy Beshear is recommending superintendents in Kentucky consider ceasing all in-person classes for an extended period of time beginning Monday, March 16.
Western Kentucky Unversity is changing operations to better protect communities and help reduce the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic. President Timothy Caboni announced at a news conference Wednesday there are no cases of COVID-19 confirmed on or
Governor Andy Beshear announced more decisive actions and preparations Wednesday to stop the spread of the covonavirus (COVID-19) in nursing homes, schools, events, and state prisons.
Governor Andy Beshear announced Monday night two more coronavirus (COVID-19) cases have been confirmed in the state, bringing the total number of cases in Kentucky to six.
Visitors to Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area may see fire crews and smoke through Sunday as Forest Service wildfire officials begin seasonal prescribed burns at select sites in the park on Friday.
The National Weather Service in Paducah is ramping up its Spring Severe Weather Safety Campaign as Severe Weather Awareness Month kicks off in March, nationally.
