Phil Pendleton

As we continue to watch vaccines roll out across Kentucky, we are here to answer your questions on the vaccine, how to get one, and much more.

Another grim milestone has been reached in the pandemic in Kentucky as more than 3,000 people have died of COVID-19. Today, a ceremony will be held in memory of those people at the state capitol.

Kentucky lawmakers passed seven bills in eight days during the first part of the 2021 session of the General Assembly.

Police, along with military police and military humvees, state trooper cruisers and dozens of troopers and guardsman have surrounded the Capitol and access is extremely limited to the buildings and grounds.

A central Kentucky hospital is having difficulty completing hundreds of vaccinations.

More protests could be coming to the Kentucky State Capitol ahead of next week’s us presidential inauguration.

Republican lawmakers said they would move quickly and they did just that, sending six bills to the governor after moving swiftly the first five days of the session.

Some have raised concerns over security at the State Capitol and other government buildings in the wake of the violence at the U.S. Capitol last week.

The University of Kentucky men’s basketball team kneeled during the national anthem before their game with Florida.

Priority bills passed on the House floor are also now being heard in Senate committees and Senate bills passed by the chamber are now in House committees.

A day after protests turned violent at the nation’s capital, there is an increased police presence in Frankfort.

Governor Andy Beshear gave his State of the Commonwealth Address Thursday night.

In Frankfort, many legislative leaders spoke out about the violence that unfolded Wednesday at the U.S. Capitol.

This year’s event will be virtual and last about an hour, starting at 7 p.m.

A one-year budget and bills limiting the governor’s powers are expected to be the highlights of the 30-day session.

Former Kentucky governors have received the COVID-19 vaccine.

Kentucky’s lawmakers return to Frankfort Tuesday for what’s expected to be a very unusual legislative session.

The Pride of Pendleton County saved UK at Mississippi State

The former Pendleton County star hit seven triples Saturday night.

Elixir Downtown just opened in June and its owner was looking forward to an exclamation point to a tough year on New Year’s Eve.

In Pulaski County, state and local health leaders reported one of the county’s highest numbers on Wednesday.

The 2021 session of the Kentucky General Assembly starts at noon on Tuesday, January 5.

A southern Kentucky hospital is still seeing a surge in COVID-19 cases, but staff members are hopeful the numbers will start going down.

First responders and nursing home staff in southern Kentucky are receiving the COVID-19 vaccine Monday as positive cases continue to rise in the region.

A group in southern Kentucky say what’s become a fairly new Christmas tradition of giving back, was met with even more demand on Christmas Eve.

Two days before Christmas would typically be a busy time both in the air and on the roads. But, like everything with COVID-19, this year it’s a lot different.

Gov. Andy Beshear and other Kentucky leaders received the COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday morning.

Long-term care facilities are among the next places to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

A large southern Kentucky county is seeing a major surge in COVID-19 cases.

The man who admitted to killing a young Madison County mother, Savannah Spurlock, has learned his prison sentence.

A southern Kentucky hospital has received hundreds of doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.

A key member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force was in Kentucky again today, meeting with Governor Andy Beshear and lawmakers.

Kentucky’s eight electors officially voted for the president and vice president Monday.

Plans are being made for the second half of what’s been a very unusual school year.

The hospital has seen its COVID-19 patient count increase in recent weeks. In fact, Governor Beshear reported this week that the southern to south-central region of Kentucky has a nearly 95 percent occupancy rate of ICU patients.

From the number of bills already pre-filed, we know that removing the governor’s emergency powers, or at least limiting them, will be a top priority.

With COVID-19 changing just about everything, it’s also changing annual Shop with a Cop events in our area.

A Lincoln County man, known for helping others, has been in need of a lot of help himself recently after contracting COVID-19.

Kentucky senators Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul, along with other Republican senators have all filed a motion in support of Attorney General Daniel Cameron.

Some members of the Kentucky legislature have raised concerns after an orientation where some members were reportedly not wearing masks.

When COVID-19 vaccinations are administered, Kentuckians will be part of a new registry.

Court records confirm David Sparks pleaded guilty to murder, abuse of a corpse, and tampering with physical evidence on Monday.

The number of COVID-19 cases continues to increase in southern Kentucky.

An appellate court sided with the governor in saying private, religious schools should not have in-person learning. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron says he will argue this issue before another level of the U.S. court system and says despite the ruling by the three judges in Cincinnati, he’s confident that these schools have a valid argument to have children in classrooms.

Kentucky’s insured unemployment rate has fallen below five percent and because of that, the Extended Benefit program, as determined by the U.S. Department of Labor, is ending also.

Health leaders are worried that they could see COVID-19 cases skyrocket in about two to three weeks if people have large family gatherings on Thanksgiving and through the weekend.