WKYT Interactive | Breakdown of Kentucky's coronavirus cases

Not every school in Kentucky is going back to 100% virtual learning: some private schools have started back with students in the classroom.

A Whitley County man has been charged with criminal abuse after deputies found a child at a home with multiple injuries all over its body.

The attack happened back in February in the Emmalena community of Knott County.

The Lexington-Fayette County Health Department is reporting 62 new COVID-19 cases from Tuesday.

Wednesday morning, Churchill Downs released a 62-page health and safety operations plan that will limit attendance to the Kentucky Derby to less than 14% of total capacity from the 2015 attendance record.

A Clay County business owner is worried the governor's mask mandate is leaving her business open to danger.

Secretary of State Michael Adams' proposals for the November election amid the global pandemic were submitted to Gov. Andy Beshear this week.

Adams says the availability of poll workers will dictate how many polling locations are available on Election Day.

The recommendation will go to the Board of Regents at its meeting in September.

A front will slip in and hold on for a few days. As long as it is here, it will keep rounds of storms going.