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Virus case numbers keep falling, but reporting may have been limited
Some key measures of the pandemic in Kentucky continued to fall Tuesday, but it remains to be seen how much that has to do with ...
Some key measures of the pandemic in Kentucky continued to fall Tuesday, but it remains to be seen how much that has to do with ... Read more
The legislature’s planned changes in the governor’s emergency powers will address “an institutional situation, not an individual situation” like Gov. Andy Beshear’s ongoing mandates during ... Read more
The Covid-19 vaccines being distributed in the U.S. require two doses to achieve the effectiveness level of 95 percent recorded in clinical trials. Multiple doses are ... Read more
Kentuckians 75 and older have a “very compelling argument” to be among those next in line to get vaccines for the novel coronavirus, Gov. Andy ... Read more
Thirty-nine years ago, Ed Ryan, then the Frankfort Bureau chief of The Courier-Journal, wrote a column headlined “Possible gifts for officials, first family.” Ed had ... Read more
It’s rare for a high-ranking official to seek advice publicly, but that’s exactly what Gov. Andy Beshear did Wednesday at his daily coronavirus briefing, seemingly ... Read more
As our tumultuous, pandemic-extended election consumes the country, this space takes a breath to offer a closer look at something important on Kentucky’s ballot, and ... Read more
As we approach a crucial election, it’s time to think about the sort of leaders we want and need at all levels of government – ... Read more
Health commissioner again urges safe behavior next weekend The state reported 462 new cases of infection by the novel coronavirus Sunday, making its Monday-to-Sunday weekly ... Read more
One of the major obstacles to dealing with substance abuse is the stigma it still has among many people, so the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce ... Read more