Re-Opening The State’s Courts

Re-Opening The State’s Courts Kentucky’s chief justice has formed three task forces to plan how the state’s courts will resume in-person services.It’s the latest sign of plans for gradual reopenings as the state deals with the coronavirus outbreak.Chief Justice…

Drive-In Church Allowed

Drive-In Church Allowed Meanwhile, Governor Andy Beshear has been ordered to allow a Louisville church’s drive-in services.The Lexington Herald-Leader reports the U.S. Court of Appeals on Saturday issued an order that prohibits Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear from banning a…

Public Pools Should Remain Closed For Now

Public Pools Should Remain Closed For Now Public pools should stay closed at least through early summer, Dr. Steven Stack, the state’s public health commissioner, said Thursday. Explaining his reasoning, Stack mentioned the inability to maintain the social distancing…

KY Revenue Deficit

KY Revenue Deficit A report says Kentucky’s state government faces a revenue deficit that could approach $500 million in the current fiscal year.The report details the impact the coronavirus has had on the state’s economy and revenue collections.It says…

Meat Prices Increase

Meat Prices Increase Food City’s President and CEO says meat prices are up and likely will continue to increase because of a reduction in supply and an increase in demand.The Abingdon, Virginia-based grocery store chain confirmed Thursday during a…

Rejoice 2020

Rejoice 2020 Rejoice 2020 is a FREE – Southern Gospel LIVE Experience being presented by Mountain Gospel. Called Sharing Hope In Hard Times will feature Mark Bishop, the Primitive Quartet, 11th Hour, and more! Each evening of May 5-8…

KY Court Of Appeals Swearing-In

KY Court Of Appeals Swearing-In The newest member of the Kentucky Court of Appeals will be sworn in by video link with the event available online for the public to watch.J. Christopher McNeill was appointed last week to serve…

Latest Unemployment Numbers

Latest Unemployment Numbers Nearly 91,000 Kentucky residents applied for unemployment benefits last week, down from the prior week but a grim reminder that the coronavirus continues to inflict economic damage even as the governor rolls out plans to gradually…