Over 50,000 doses have now been administered at Broadbent Arena, and as site leaders wrap up another week of vaccinations, on Friday they announced some changes that are around the corner.
Stack said it is imperative that the state continue to be able to do things like require isolation and quarantining for those exposed to or sick with the virus.
For the fifth week in a row, the city announced that Louisville’s weekly COVID-19 case numbers were down. However, that’s not what took center stage to start the mayor’s weekly briefing.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear gave an emergency weather update Monday morning as Kentucky prepares for its second of three snow events expected in a matter of days.
The Louisville Bats and the rest of Minor League Baseball (MiLB) are facing challenges like never before, even compared to a year with zero games played.
Employees of UPS and UPS Worldport delivered on a big promise Wednesday, handing over dozens of boxes filled with thousands of donations for Louisville’s homeless population.
As Black history month gets underway, the Louisville Regional Airport Authority wants to excite a new generation of aviators and let them know that the “sky’s the limit.”
In the city of Louisville, 66,290 people have now been vaccinated. Thousands of additional vaccinations are expected in the coming weeks as JCPS teachers and staff continue to receive their first doses.
COVID-19 cases are now on the decline in Louisville. But, even with mass vaccinations and several straight weeks of dropping case numbers, health care leaders are urging people to keep following COVID-19 safety protocols.
It was the first step in getting students back in the classroom in Jefferson County as thousands of educators and education staff lined up for their first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine at Broadbent Arena.
As President Joe Biden’s first few days in office unfold, an entire nation is hoping for a successful presidency. One prominent Louisvillian who worked close to him said Thursday that Biden is ready for the task.
