Biden added that he expects widespread availability of the vaccines for Americans by spring, with the U.S. “well on our way to herd immunity” necessary to end the pandemic by summer.
Some children are going to school a few days a week, or just on certain days, but some are going every day of the week. That's the situation in Pulaski County, where in-classroom learning resumed on Jan. 12.
For several years the Lexington Academy of Barbering has offered free haircuts to students as they head back to school, but now they’re expanding this program to help out more people during the pandemic.
The senators took oaths Tuesday to ensure “impartial justice” as jurors in the trial, proceedings that will test Republican loyalty to the former president for the first time after the deadly siege at the U.S. Capitol.
The Moderna vaccine is being given Tuesday to about 1,600 people at Great Crossing High School in Georgetown and Scott County Schools employees tell us they feel like they’re making history.
Easing off a stalemate, the Senate moved forward Tuesday with a power-sharing agreement in the evenly-split chamber after Republican leader Mitch McConnell backed off his demand that Senate Democrats preserve the procedural tool known as the filibuster.
Although the COVID-19 vaccine has started being distributed to healthcare workers and long-term care facilities, the health department says it won’t be widely available for the general public until later in 2021.
Travel restrictions are starting to lift as more people get vaccinated for COVID-19. At the University of Kentucky, some international students are seeing the campus for the first time.
As we’ve seen during this pandemic, getting outdoors is a great way to socially distance while maintaining your health. That’s why officials with the Town Branch Park that will be located in the heart of downtown are staying optimistic as they just hit a big milestone for raising money.
In one Eastern Kentucky community doctors are scarce, hospital beds few, and medical care sometimes comes with a house call. People in Estill County depend on nurse practitioners for health care, and much more. COVID-19 has strained the care they provide.
