How Kentucky's colleges are handling COVID-19
One month after classes began, vaccinations are up and cases are down.
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What Amtrak's return would mean to Louisville
Decades after Amtrak left town, some residents are eager for its return.
Read MoreLouisville abortion clinic buffer zone disappears hours after it was painted
The clinic's owner said it was "sad" but "not surprising."
Read More'It's about respect': Heaven Hill distillery workers strike over new contract
Dozens of workers are picketing in Bardstown.
Read More'If the creek is up, I'm dead': The human toll of Kentucky's infrastructure woes
A crumbling low-water crossing in Owen County has residents feeling vulnerable.
Read MoreHow 9/11 permanently changed airports and air travel
Tighter security, longer waits and bigger shopping malls.
Read MoreSome lawmakers push vaccine misinformation during Kentucky special session
Some of their colleagues pushed back.
Read More'Completely outraged' UofL faculty push for COVID-19 vaccine mandate
More than 1,000 colleges require the COVID-19 vaccine. But not UofL.
Read MoreAs COVID-19 swamps hospitals, Ky. man's cancer surgery 'indefinitely delayed'
Gary Borland is calling for a change for who hospitals prioritize.
Read MoreKy. poison control sees increase in people treating COVID-19 with horse deworming drug
Most callers have used formulations of ivermectin meant for livestock.
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