Here is a growing list of counties providing details on their vaccine plans. More >>
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The district is partnering with Kroger to roll out its vaccination plan. More >>
As of Saturday, 1,604 Kentuckians were hospitalized with COVID-19, while 403 were being treated for the virus in intensive care units. More >>
The retail giant says it is training thousands of pharmacists and technicians to administer the shots seven days a week. More >>
Volunteers can be greeters, observe patients and help direct traffic — among other support tasks. More >>
The health department said 9,317 Hoosiers have died from the virus since the start of the pandemic. More >>
Gov. Andy Beshear said there is a "light at the end of the tunnel," in the fight against COVID-19, but data shows that tunnel is long. More >>
The Frankfort display is similar to one in Washington DC. More >>
The positivity rate hit its lowest point since Jan. 2 on Friday. More >>
Twelve hundred JCPS teachers and support staff from 25 schools rolled up their sleeves for the first dose of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine on Friday, potentially allowing the district to reopening schools in a matter of weeks pending the Jefferson County Board of Education’s approval. More >>
It's going to take two or three years for the Louisville International Muhammad Ali Airport to fully recover from the pandemic. More >>
More than 3,300 Kentuckians have died from the virus since it was first reported in the state. More >>
The Indiana State Department of Health on Thursday reported 3,733 new cases and 64 more deaths in which the virus was a contributing factor. More >>
Elementary teachers, custodians and food service employees got their shots Thursday afternoon More >>
That number is 502-912-8982. More >>
Louisville's chief health strategist is now urging Louisville residents to start getting tested for COVID-19 on a weekly basis. More >>
Arnold Schwarzenegger has one message for people on the fence about getting the COVID-19 vaccine. More >>
The expanded clinic will be open Monday, Jan. 25, through Jan. 31. More >>
As of Wednesday morning, more than two million people have already received the second dose of the vaccine, according to the CDC. More >>
As of Wednesday, 1,678 Kentuckians were hospitalized with COVID-19, according to the governor. More >>
In the meantime, coronavirus mitigation efforts will continue in the classroom. More >>
In the meantime, coronavirus mitigation efforts will continue in the classroom. More >>
"I am deeply honored and humbled to be asked by the NGA to work on this crucially important issue," the governor said, in a statement. More >>
The health department also said 9,154 Hoosiers have died from the virus. To date, 2,855,991 tests have been reported to ISDH, up from 2,847,632 on Tuesday. More >>
At the Louisville Urban league Wednesday morning, Louisville's Health Department vaccinated several Black community leaders in hopes of communicating the message that the vaccine is safe and effective. More >>
The memorial is happening in other parts of the country as well. It also honors frontline workers. More >>
As health care facilities across the state work to roll into Phase 1b of the state's COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan, the Lincoln Trail District Health Department (LTDHD) is ready to start that process. More >>
"I’m fearful that we have a lot of drivers who are middle-aged or older, they’re going to say, ‘I’m not willing to take that chance,’ and they’re going to leave," said John Stovall, president of the union that represents bus drivers. More >>
On the latest episode of our news podcast, WDRB's Lawrence Smith explains what's happened so far in Kentucky's 2021 legislative session and what the Republican-dominated body is likely to tackle when work resumes in February. More >>
UK Healthcare begin giving COVID-19 shots inside Kroger Field in Lexington on Tuesday. More >>
The state of Indiana reported 2,756 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, Jan. 19, and 126 more virus-related deaths. More >>
With 30,000 people in Louisville vaccinated so far, Mayor Greg Fischer said the city's concerns turn to supply issues as the rollout of doses has slowed down. More >>
As of Saturday, 1,631 Kentuckians were hospitalized with COVID-19, the governor said. More >>
The report brings the state's total confirmed infections to 587,049 since the start of the pandemic. More >>
Volunteers don't necessarily need medical training for some of the roles. More >>
As of Friday, 1,644 Kentuckians were hospitalized with COVID-19, the governor said. More >>
Appointments are scheduled 18 days out, so the appointment calendar will update daily. More >>
The state also added 42 more COVID-19 deaths, raising Indiana's death toll to 8,872 Hoosiers who are confirmed to have died from the respiratory virus. More >>
The tests are available every weekend in January. More >>
Here's what Dr. Sarah Beth Hartlage had to say about it during a news conference on Jan. 12. More >>
Here is a growing list of counties providing details on their vaccine plans. More >>
The vaccinations will be administered at Louisville's Broadbent Arena. More >>
Beshear said the locations of the centers will be announced Jan. 28, when appointments will begin to be accepted. More >>
The decision has been backed by the Oldham County Health Department based on recent COVID-19 case trends outside of long-term care and correctional facilities, Schultz said. More >>
"I missed her hugs and kisses," Don said. "I didn't get any hugs and kisses while you were gone." More >>
The city's website directs anyone with questions about the vaccination process to email COVIDvaccine@louisvilleky.gov. More >>
The company's incoming CEO says it expects to administer around 20 to 25 million vaccines per month. More >>
People age 65 or over, and those under 65 with chronic health conditions who are at risk, are encouraged to get vaccinated as soon as possible. More >>
Health departments say they are hoping for larger vaccine shipments in the weeks to come. More >>
While most people wait for their turn to be vaccinated, Norton Healthcare is offering new therapies for high-risk COVID-19 patients. More >>
The company has set a May 1 deadline to get all employees vaccinated. More >>
Wednesday's single-day death toll was the third-highest since the pandemic began. More >>
On the latest episode of our news podcast, Gina Glaros discusses her recent coverage of the last Family Video in Kentuckiana winding down. More >>
Previously, vaccinations had been open to Hoosiers 80 and older. More >>
Beshear believes the vaccines that had been held back after the initial reserve will help in moving the state to the next phase of who can get vaccinated.  More >>
The answer is not as simple as yes or no. More >>
Teachers and school employees at Ballard County Schools, Warren County Public Schools, Bowling Green Independent School District, Taylor County Schools and Campbellsville Independent Schools have been offered COVID-19 vaccines as of Tuesday, according to the Kentucky Department of Education. More >>
Indiana health officials announced Tuesday that 3,191 additional residents have been diagnosed with COVID-19. More >>
Health care workers are on track to administer 4,000 doses this week and they say they have plans to increase capacity soon whether those guidelines change or not. More >>
The positivity rate, a measure of the proportion of COVID-19 tests returning positive, fell from 12.45% on Sunday to 12.35% on Monday. More >>
Student-athletes and their parents in Oldham County Schools are pushing the district to allow winter sports to resume. More >>
Indiana began vaccinating people 80 or older Monday in the hopes of stemming the tide of the ever-increasing amount of deaths due to the coronavirus. More >>
Classes don't start at the University of Kentucky for two more weeks, but students heading back to campus can start getting COVID-19 tests this week. More >>
About 150 Indiana Guardsmen and the state department of health will help distribute, transport and administer the vaccine. More >>
Health officials say the new strain does not cause more severe infections, but is more easily spread. More >>
Students, faculty and staff planning to return to campus, must get a COVID-19 test before Friday. Flu shots and masks are also required, along with social distancing. More >>
As of Sunday, 1,713 Kentuckians were hospitalized with COVID-19, Gov. Andy Beshear said. More >>
It's unclear how many of the individuals who signed up Friday were health care professionals. More >>
A total of 8,613 Hoosiers have died from the virus. More >>
Republicans have the numbers to override any vetoes. More >>
As of Saturday afternoon, 1,752 Kentuckians were hospitalized with COVID-19, according to Kentucky Public Health. More >>
Indiana residents can make an appointment for the second dose at the clinic after the first shot is given, health officials said. More >>
Fischer said while some cities have had issues with the vaccine rollout, Louisville is not one of them. More >>
The report brings the state's total confirmed infections to 558,560 since the start of the pandemic, according to a news release from the Indiana State Department of Health. More >>
Indiana on Monday will begin paying the additional $300 per week unemployment benefit. Kentucky says "it will take some time." More >>
Some Kentuckiana students on verge of returning to in-person class after months of e-learning More >>
The bills have passed the Senate and could pass the full House as early as Saturday, when lawmakers will hold a rare weekend meeting in order to quickly get proposed legislation to the governor's desk. More >>
It's a change from what the Trump administration is currently doing. More >>
As of Friday afternoon, 1,748 Kentuckians were hospitalized with COVID-19, Gov. Andy Beshear said. More >>
According to the state, 8,521 residents have now died from COVID-19. More >>
An appointment is required. More >>