Here’s how McConnell’s $1 trillion HEALS Act would impact Kentucky businesses and workers Tuesday, Jul 28 2020 

Here's a look at what is (and isn't) in U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell's $1 trillion coronavirus relief package, and how it would affect Kentuckians.

       

NuLu Business Association responds to protesters’ demands, welcomes conversation to achieve change Tuesday, Jul 28 2020 

Protesters blocked off East Market Street to hold a block party Friday. Before the Louisville Metro Police Department arrested dozens of people, the protesters delivered lists of nine demands to each business.

Nelson County remains undergoing testing, missing Bardstown mom’s family waiting on answers Tuesday, Jul 28 2020 

Experts explain after the remains are confirmed to belong to a human, forensic anthropologists work to identify a biological profile for the person

        

New case trends see upward trend in July | Data Deep Dive Tuesday, Jul 28 2020 

The coronavirus hit new highs as July comes to a close.

        

Kentucky making election plans amid ongoing virus outbreak Tuesday, Jul 28 2020 

Secretary of State Michael Adams told lawmakers that mail-in absentee and early in-person voting worked well in the state's unprecedented June primary.

High school athletes face new responsibilities as they return to the field Tuesday, Jul 28 2020 

KHSAA decided to keep high school sports this fall with delayed and adjusted schedules.

        

Businesses success not crossing state lines amid COVID-19 crisis Tuesday, Jul 28 2020 

No businesses have closed yet as a direct consequence of COVID-19, but as the pandemic continues he says its more important than ever for people to support local.

        

Kroger plans shift from drive-thru COVID-19 testing to ‘Little Clinics’ beginning in August Tuesday, Jul 28 2020 

The company said it would give the Little Clinics the ability to test more than 5,000 patients a week.

        

Beshear Hopes Masks Already Slowing Down Coronavirus In Kentucky Tuesday, Jul 28 2020 

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Gov. Andy Beshear reported that Kentucky’s coronavirus test positivity rate has ticked down slightly for the first time in four days on Tuesday, but it’s still too early to tell if the pandemic is slowing in the state.

Beshear announced 532 cases of the virus on Tuesday and said the state had a 5.08% positivity rate—the number of coronavirus tests that come back positive compared to all tests taken.

Beshear said he hoped that his executive order requiring all Kentuckians to wear masks in public is paying off, saying that the timing of his mandate, which began July 9, corresponds with the down-tick in the state’s positivity rate.


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New high-end restaurant that recalls supper clubs to open in Galt House Aug. 27 Tuesday, Jul 28 2020 

Swizzle Dinner & Drinks will offer appetizers such as lobster bisque and fried calamari and entrees including chops, seafood and steaks.

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