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.
The demand for a COVID-19 vaccine is far greater than the supply. It’s evident in Lexington, with some local doctor’s offices planning on not getting doses any time soon.
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.
After navigating the fall semester during this pandemic, UK is going to be implementing a lot of those same measures for the spring semester, which means there’s going to be an emphasis on testing.
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.
It is a First Alert Weather Day here in Kentucky and we are in for some heavy showers, gusty winds, the potential for flooding, and maybe a rumble of thunder.. oh my!
After reports and pictures circulated of National Guard troops having to rest in a parking garage while off duty after Inauguration Day, a local veteran said what the country failed to prepare for was taking care of those troops after the ceremony was over.
“We’re going to start to see the numbers trend down slowly and then start to drop off significantly once we have more vaccines and vaccinated people,” Dr. Ryan Stanton predicted.
Good morning everyone! We are waking up considerably warmer in the Commonwealth compared to yesterday where the wind chill was in the single digits, and now we are in the 30′s. Looking outside, clouds are filling in overhead and we are looking as our first band of this wintery mix makes its way through.
Big Blue Slam is coming back to Lexington for the 13th time on Monday. It's a friendly competition between blood donors here in Lexington and the Florida Gators over in Gainesville.
Governor Andy Beshear dedicated a flag to each person who has died from the virus. One now standing for Scott’s mom.The flags serving as a reminder to Scott and others just how special time with family is, even something as simple as sharing a meal together.
