pandemic

The Kentucky GOP wants to dig into pandemic-era correspondence received or sent by Beshear and key administration members, looking for any opportunities to inflict damage on education and pandemic management issues that Beshear has championed as governor.

As COVID-19 cases spike across Kentucky, and the nation, the demand for testing has increased. WKU Public Radio reporter Rhonda Miller talked with John…

Gov. Andy Beshear’s administration says $127 million in federal relief money planned for school construction in Kentucky will not be able to be spent as…

More than a dozen Kentucky Career Centers around the state are ready to help what they hope will be an influx of job seekers now that federal unemployment…

Jimmy McRoberts knew the North Fork Mobile Home Park was teeming with animals. Some residents, like local grandmother Penny Gozzard, had two or three…

It's nearly race day in Warren County, as dozens of people ages 8-20 in and around southern Kentucky will gather Saturday at Phil Moore Park in Alvaton.…

A new support group in Henderson is aimed at helping people who have lost a loved one to suicide.The group’s founder, Cindy Weaver, said it’s called…

School districts across Kentucky are trying to decide whether to offer students a chance to repeat the 2020-2021 academic year, to make up for what some…

Kentucky students involved in the performing arts have been forced into a long and unwelcome intermission during the COVID-19 pandemic.But theater…

The federal program known as the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) is resuming, and has been extended by the American Rescue Plan Act recently…