No matter what variant of the virus is spreading, they say getting vaccinated is the best way to protect yourself and others. More >>

After weeks of decline, COVID-19 cases in Kentucky are creeping up again. More >>

Sen. Rand Paul, along with several Republican colleagues, is introducing legislation to prohibit federal mask mandates on public transportation related to the coronavirus pandemic. More >>

The Bats and other minor league teams are asking lawmakers for a COVID-19 relief and want your help. More >>

Briana Strickland reached out to LEX 18 for help with Kentucky's unemployment system multiple times since January when she originally filed for unemployment. More >>

There's a new mask policy in place for Jefferson County Public Schools. More >>

Inmates and staff are offered weekly surveillance testing to detect the virus, and vaccines against the virus. More >>

After weeks of decline, COVID-19 cases in Kentucky are creeping up again. More >>

Sen. Rand Paul, along with several Republican colleagues, is introducing legislation to prohibit federal mask mandates on public transportation related to the coronavirus pandemic. More >>

The Bats and other minor league teams are asking lawmakers for a COVID-19 relief and want your help. More >>

Briana Strickland reached out to LEX 18 for help with Kentucky's unemployment system multiple times since January when she originally filed for unemployment. More >>

There's a new mask policy in place for Jefferson County Public Schools. More >>

Inmates and staff are offered weekly surveillance testing to detect the virus, and vaccines against the virus. More >>

No appointments are necessary to get a shot, and walk-ins are welcome. More >>

Although Pfizer says data shows antibodies decrease overtime, the FDA and CDC both say more testing needs to be done before a booster gets approved. More >>

After eight weeks of declining cases statewide, coronavirus cases and the positivity rate increased last week in Kentucky, the state's public health commissioner, Steven Stack, announced Thursday at a virtual news briefing. More >>

Attorneys for the state maintain Indiana can’t continue paying out the benefits because the state has already ended its agreement with the federal government to administer the federal programs. More >>

Some people looking to make a doctor's appointment may be waiting a while. More >>

Only five cases of the Delta variant have been found in Louisville, but health experts believe that number is much higher. More >>

In Spencer County, Kentucky, public health officials are moving away from mass vaccination clinics. More >>

Pfizer is working on a new at-home pill that could provide some future relief in the fight against the virus, which is welcome news to people across Kentuckiana. More >>

The governor said the renewal of the order ensures Indiana can continue responding effectively to the pandemic.  More >>

Clark County Health Officer Dr. Eric Yazel said for the first time since the pandemic began, online county data showed zero new positive COVID-19 cases one day this week.  More >>

A Kentucky man is crediting his faith and his family for giving him the strength to return home after battling COVID-19 for eight months. More >>

That matches how they view the COVID-19 vaccine. More >>

Sawyer was a 23-year-veteran of the Hammond, Indiana police department.  More >>

Three Kentucky adults will win $1 million prizes and 15 students ages 12-17 will be awarded full-ride scholarships to a Kentucky public university, college, technical or trade school. More >>

Munice Police are investigating after a male student was shot near the intersection of Abbott and New York Streets just after 2 a.m. More >>

However, the health department says no one in Louisville who is fully vaccinated has had to be hospitalized. More >>

The goal is to test the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine in children aged between six months to 11 years old. More >>

The back and forth centers around a bill, passed by lawmakers in March, that would have given legislators more power to intervene during public emergencies. More >>

Dr. Burns said he knows of one case of the Delta variant documented in Louisville.  More >>

Doctors estimate he will recover in six to 12 months, but may be on oxygen for the rest of his life. More >>

Anyone interested in giving blood should check with a local donation center to see if he or she is eligible to do so. More >>

After Gov. Andy Beshear signed an order lifting Kentucky’s coronavirus mandates, he sat down with WDRB News. More >>

After more than 250 COVID-briefings beginning in Feb. 2020, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear held what he said was his "last official briefing" centered on COVID-19 Friday afternoon. More >>

Starting Sept. 1, IU Health employees are required to be fully vaccinated from COVID-19 or face termination. Now some employees are fighting back. More >>

Both cases are tied to Gov. Andy Beshear's orders during the COVID-19 pandemic. More >>

When Gov. Andy Beshear gives his final COVID-19 update Friday, it will also be the final time in the spotlight for the woman who has been his silent partner during the pandemic. More >>

Currently, there are 55 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Louisville. That's the lowest number since last July. More >>

Kentucky restaurants can return to full capacity and normal hours on Friday when all the coronavirus mandates are lifted, but returning to normal will not be easy because of the labor shortage. More >>

Three Kentucky residents who have received the COVID-19 vaccine are going to become millionaires.  More >>

Lexington is receiving $11.7 million.  More >>

IU’s incentive program will have at least two student winners and one employee winner selected for three weeks beginning June 10 at each of its campuses across the state.  More >>

Walk-ins will be accepted while supplies last. More >>

The Norton Children's Research Institute, which is affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, is participating in a clinical trial for the Pfizer vaccine. More >>

Data on the results of the Memorial Day holiday won't be available for another two weeks. More >>

Right now, young people can get the vaccine starting at age 12. More >>

The agency sent them to places that lack pharmacies and other vaccination sites.  More >>

Indiana University is giving students and employees an option to avoid providing proof of COVID-19 vaccinations, changing a policy that had drawn protests from many state officials. More >>

Nearly 20 Republican Indiana House members sent a letter to the governor asking him to prohibit any state university from mandating vaccines. More >>

If you find a tick attached to your skin, experts advise to put rubbing alcohol on it as soon as possible to kill the tick, and then remove it.  More >>

Besides the flea market, a tattoo convention and national volleyball tournament are also taking place at the Expo Center this weekend.  More >>

Purdue has avoided criticism of it plans to require students and employees to either provide proof of vaccination for the fall semester or participate in frequent COVID-19 testing. More >>

There is now no curfew, and larger crowds are allowed at Kentucky bars and restaurants. More >>

In a move that signals a shift in strategy vaccinating Kentuckians against COVID-19, the mass vaccination site at Cardinal Stadium is shutting down.  More >>

The COVID-19 pandemic forced closures, cutbacks and layoffs. More >>

UofL Health requires COVID-19 vaccine for team members starting in September. More >>

The Breckinridge County Sheriff says Deputy Wagner "Buzz" Baskett died Tuesday of complications from the virus. More >>

As the world starts getting back to normal, doctors say the number of people needing help for mental illnesses will likely increase. More >>

Last week, the university announced it would be mandatory that all students, faculty and staff get a COVID-19 vaccine.  More >>

It has been a lost year for Kentucky's largest meeting and convention venues, but the crowds are beginning to return as the COVID-19 crisis eases. More >>