Fitness centers and movie theaters are among the businesses that can once again welcome customers today under Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear's "Healthy at Work" plan. More >>
In southern Indiana, Clark County has 504 confirmed cases, and Floyd County has 318. More >>
Pints are $5. You can place an ice cream delivery order through Calli's Creamery Facebook page. More >>
At least 3,232 people have recovered from the virus in Kentucky. More >>
Health officials in the state release the total of new cases and deaths every morning. More >>
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Friday that five large health insurance companies were awarded contracts to manage the state's Medicaid program, cutting out Louisville's Passport Health Plan. More >>
The move is a temporary change put in place as a result of Gov. Beshear's emergency declaration made during the COVID-19 pandemic. More >>
The coronavirus dashed the couple's plans for the big day, but as dating show hosts always tell us, true love tends to find a way. More >>
The number of new COVID-19 cases jumped to 283, the most reported this week. More >>
Check with your local stores to see which times are in place. More >>
The state of Indiana reported 521 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, bringing the state's total confirmed infections to at least 33,558. More >>
At least 15,000 season passes have already been sold, which will be good for both the 2020 and 2021 season. More >>
Gov. Beshear: We sent you 40 names. Thirty still need your help. More >>
The amusement park "will look very different" under its proposal to resume operations, he said, offering no details on the plan. More >>
Louisville-based Lacuna Health is in the process of hiring at least 100 people to help conduct the contact tracing, according to its CEO. More >>
WDRB.com education reporter Kevin Wheatley joins Uncovered, our news podcast, to explain why the JCPS board supported the 9.5% increase amid the deep economic downturn, how the district plans to use the additional revenue and whether voters will have the last word on the increase before tax bills come due at the end of the year. More >>
The proposal now heads to Gov. Andy Beshear's administration for its review and a decision fair officials hope will come in mid-June. More >>
It is up to each of us to come up with our own words, to do or say something to acknowledge what our leaders will not. More >>
Mayor Greg Fischer says his new "Build Back Better Together" initiative is designed to return the city to its stature before the pandemic, and then continue to build from there. More >>
"Intensive care unit and ventilator capacity remain steady," a news release states. "As of today, more than 39 percent of ICU beds and more than 82 percent of ventilators are available." More >>
"Intensive care unit and ventilator capacity remain steady," a news release states. "As of today, more than 39 percent of ICU beds and more than 82 percent of ventilators are available." More >>
The University of Louisville plans a “hybrid” approach to its fall semester with classes held online and in-person at reduced capacity to limit exposure to the novel coronavirus, administrators said Thursday. More >>
"Our numbers today continue to suggest that we are no longer in a plateau but on a decline," Beshear said during a news conference Wednesday. More >>
The ACLU filed the suit on behalf of the League of Women Voters, the Louisville Urban League, the Kentucky chapter of the NAACP and others. More >>
School district leaders throughout Kentucky will need to formulate ways to safely reopen their classrooms in light of COVID-19. More >>
Kentucky is one of many states where fights over absentee voting have emerged amid debate over how fast to reopen. More >>
The state has averaged 454 new infections in the past seven days, compared with 549 per day over the previous week, according to Indiana State Department of Health data. More >>
The total number of COVID-19 cases in Louisville is now 2,427, with about 1,600 of those residents having recovered. More >>
Louisville is trying to fill a $100 million hole in city coffers as shutdowns tied to the COVID-19 pandemic continue cut tax revenue. More >>
The Louisville-based pizza chain says domestic sales were up 33.5% in the last month as consumers turned to pizza carry-out and delivery. It's the second-consecutive month of record sales growth under new CEO Rob Lynch. More >>
A Ford Motor Co. worker in Louisville has contracted the novel coronavirus a little more than a week after the automaker’s two local plants restarted following a two-month shutdown. More >>
“You cannot fan the flames and then condemn the fire,” Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Tuesday regarding a symbolic lynching near his home in Frankfort. More >>
Beshear made the comments before his daily COVID-19 briefing in Frankfort on Tuesday. More >>
After being closed for more than two months, J. Divine Alexander has reopened The Campus Barber Shop, facing new guidelines, new rules and a new normal. More >>
Among a host of proposed changes in the COVID-19 era, no spectators would be permitted inside Freedom Hall for the World’s Championship Horse Show. More >>
New data shows that 13.9% of Hoosiers tested for the illness were diagnosed with it. That's down more than a percentage point from last Tuesday (15.2%) and more than five percentage points in the past month. More >>
Kentucky Kingdom leaders said they'll be prepared to reopen when they're given a timeline from state officials, something they hope will come soon. More >>
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said African Americans make up about a third of the COVID-19 deaths in the city. More >>
However, gas hasn't been this cheap on a Memorial Day weekend in almost 20 years. More >>
Get your dumb bells, bowling ball and fishing gear ready. More >>
If all goes according to Gov. Eric Holcomb's plan, the final phase would start July 4. More >>
Her father says it all started with a Lowe's commercial. More >>
A local mother worries that keeping public pools closed is prompting people to go swimming in more dangerous bodies of waters. More >>
With COVID-19 canceling so many holiday parades and services, a local chapter of the Military Vehicle Preservation Association still wanted to do something special. More >>
The Indiana State Health Department (ISHD) said eight more people have died after contracting the coronavirus, bringing the state's virus-related death toll to 1,832. More >>
The program was recorded in front of the Freedom Wall at Veterans Memorial Park. More >>
Two individuals, a 67-year-old female and a 66-year-old male, have died of the coronavirus in Jefferson County. More >>
Health officials in the state release the total of new cases and deaths every morning. More >>
The church has seen unprecedented levels of viewership for its four live streaming services on Sundays, and has seen some of its highest giving levels from membership during the coronavirus crisis. More >>
These first responders with Fern Creek/Fire EMS said they're feeling the appreciation from their community during a time when they need it most. More >>
The soldiers deployed in two waves, on April 14 and April 18, to help provide logistical support for the response to the novel coronavirus outbreak throughout the northeast region of the U.S. More >>
The Jefferson County numbers reported by Fischer and Beshear may be off because of health officials not reporting additional cases or deaths over the weekend. More >>
Health officials in the state release the total of new cases and deaths every morning. More >>
An IRS spokesperson said that nearly half of the 10 million people nationwide still waiting on payments should receive pre-paid debit cards in the mail soon, rather than checks, in order to get the money out more quickly. More >>
In all, 391 Kentuckians who tested positive for COVID-19 have died since the pandemic began. More >>
In the last few months, Norton Healthcare has tested nearly 15,000 people for COVID-19, which includes a testing site outside Norton Audubon Hospital. More >>
Jobs are already posted, according to Lacuna CEO Brian Holzer, who said the company will "preference locality" when looking for job candidates but will extend its search nationally. More >>
Gyms, fitness studios, community pools, campgrounds, recreational sports practices, sports fields and courts were allowed to reopen Friday in Indiana, two days before Gov. Eric Holcomb originally scheduled. More >>
At the same time, many people picking up meals were happy to learn about a new EBT program to help feed children. More >>
Memorial Day weekend comes with a warning for Hoosiers. More >>
Marion County has the most new cases with 122, followed by Elkhart County with 61 new cases. More >>
From Check's Cafe in Schnitzelburg to Tea Station Asian Bistro in Norton Commons to Senor Iguanas in Highview, at least 26 restaurants are expanding outdoor seating, according to public records. Kentucky allows in-person restaurant dining to resume today. More >>
But it's not business as usual. Things will look a lot different at your local eatery than they did pre-COVID. More >>
Now, instead of one day, you can participate in a four-week competition. More >>
The pandemic has put an emphasis on tele-health and the importance of drive-thru testing. More >>
The free testing will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. More >>
And Hoosiers also can again engage in recreational sports such as basketball, tennis, soccer and baseball -- but contact sports are still prohibited. More >>
The Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer program will provide each eligible student with a one-time payment of $313.50 to cover meals students missed out on between March and May. More >>
Supporters of higher property tax rates outnumbered opponents during Thursday’s hearing before the Jefferson County Board of Education, which occurred before the vote. More >>
Forty deaths from novel coronavirus complications have been reported over the past three days. More >>
“You couldn’t have convinced me this was gonna happen five months ago,” said Marcia Huff, owner of Barbecue and Bourbon on Main. More >>
Another 47,036 filed initial unemployment claims in Kentucky in the week ended May 16, the lowest weekly figure in the two months since the pandemic forced restaurants, bars, daycares, gyms and other businesses to abruptly close. More >>
The athletes will be men's and women's basketball players as well as football players. They can begin voluntary workouts June 8. More >>
Indiana reported 7,318 additional tests for the respiratory illness, the most announced in a single day. More >>
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear spoke exclusively to WDRB Thursday morning about issues people across the state are having with unemployment and the state's plan to reopen. More >>
So, as Indiana speeds up its restart, Beshear said he is sticking to his slower, more gradual pace. More >>
The NCAA Division I Council's vote clears the way for football and men's and women's basketball players to participate in voluntary workouts on campus, if their schools approve the move. More >>
The zoo said on its Facebook page Wednesday that it remains in negotiations to extend the festival, and that it hopes to make an announcement soon. More >>
Those wanting to address the board will be allowed inside VanHoose Education Center one at a time during the 5:30 p.m. tax hearing to voice their support or opposition through video conferencing. More >>
While states including Kentucky have opened COVID-19 testing to anyone, Indiana’s top health official said the Hoosier state won’t follow. More >>
While being wheeled out of Baptist Hospital East in Louisville, Ruth Moore received a special send-off from health care workers before her long-awaited reunion with family. More >>
The results will allow Louisville officials to "understand the level of spread that occurred, which gives us a lot of insight into how to prepare with the future." More >>
The Louisville coffee shop chain said it's not ready to open its doors to customers just yet. More >>
This weekend, a group of young people who are sick and tired of the violence in Louisville is gathering online to find ways to make it stop. More >>
More than 370 Kentuckians who have tested positive for COVID-19 have died. More >>
Thousands of students enrolled in Academies of Louisville programs throughout JCPS have had to adapt from hands-on learning environments at their schools to developing their skills from home as schools across Kentucky ceased in-person instruction to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. More >>
Southern Indiana businesses that were closed for amid the COVID-19 pandemic are reopening to a business boom. More >>
One challenge as the states’ economies reopen is safeguarding against the potential spread of the disease by people who don’t know even they’re infected. More >>
Indiana will move into its next stage of business reopenings starting Friday, two days earlier than first planned, even as Gov. Eric Holcomb cautioned the coronavirus is “still on the loose” in the Hoosier state. More >>
