Kentucky recorded 2,756 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 Friday and 36 deaths.

Tuesday the state recorded 3,052 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 22 new virus-related deaths.

The rolling seven-day positivity rate is 11.9 percent, its highest level since May.

The results are *chef’s kiss* spectacular.

The restaurant's owner refused to stop indoor dining despite a statewide ban intended to halt the spread of COVID-19.

Beans Cafe & Bakery refused to comply with Kentucky's recent ban on indoor dining.

The governor is expected to speak at 4 p.m.

The governors had been acting in lockstep. As of last week, that is no longer the case.

The fallout from Wednesday’s fiery crash on the Brent Spence Bridge continues.

Brandon Marksberry, 22, of Columbia Tusculum is scheduled to go to court at 9 a.m. Thursday

The news comes weeks after a court order halted construction in a pivotal area of the site, which is slated to become a $65 million, 77-acre mixed-use development.

Ajani Joe is one of just 5,000 Eastern black rhinos left in the world. He also happens to be adorable!

The state averaged 901 cases per day through the first 12 days of October.

"It’s them saying they’re not going to do their job because of politics"

The dismissal motions were denied Thursday against The New York Times, Rolling Stone, ABC and CBS.

Next up? Red October.

The ordeal traces back to an incident that took place in Lakota West High School's parking lot in late August.

The Healthy at Home Eviction Relief Fund aims to keep renters in their homes and landlords paid across the commonwealth.

Asked what he thought of the video showing Jacob Blake being shot by police, Massie said he lacked awareness of the situation.

The team says it has a "zero-tolerance" policy for discrimination.

The girl tested positive for coronavirus in May.

First Lady Fran DeWine and other members of DeWine’s staff have also tested negative.

The state's positivity rate is above 5 percent for the first time in months.

Beginning July 22, if you're inside a Kroger location, you've got to be wearing a mask.

The governor used an 'extraordinary' approach to reverse the rulings, and the appellate court didn't buy it.

Police are asking for help finding the suspect.

Mask use has been a major concern among district superintendents, particularly students who refuse to wear one.

The governor also reported "some disturbing numbers" of COVID-19 cases in NKY.

The fires were put out quickly, but protesters stayed several hours

At least 3,303 Kentuckians have recovered from the virus.