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University of Kentucky Hospitals continue admitting more COVID-19 patients, both adults and children, and warn that all health care systems are strained. -
Lawmakers Discuss Expanding Solar Energy In Kentucky
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Ky. Responds To Chronic Wasting Disease In Deer Near Border
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Public Works Repaints Abortion Clinic Buffer Zone After Measurement Error
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Louisville Activists Push Back Against Tentative Police Contract
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Louisville To Evict Hundreds Of Unsheltered Residents From Downtown Encampments
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LG&E and UK Partner On Carbon Capture Technology
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U.S. Army Corps Grants LG&E Permit For Gas Pipeline Through Bernheim Forest
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Federal Judge Allows Louisville To Set Up Abortion Clinic Buffer Zone, For Now
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Last week, Madison County saw it’s highest number of COVID-19 cases in a week. Kentucky also reported a record breaking number of cases last week.
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On Tuesday, Governor Beshear said the rate of new cases may be slowing down. But the pandemic continues to burden health care systems. Kentucky has faced critical hospital staffing shortages as the pandemic has dragged on.
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