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A comprehensive business survey conducted by Arizona State University’s College of Health Solutions found that 93% of the 1,143 U.S. employers surveyed in August currently require or encourage employee vaccinations.
While many people will spend September 11th thinking about the events of 20 years ago, at least two event planners have a different idea: why not spend the day celebrating Donald Trump?
The final special session report, after both chambers had adjourned.
An interim report on the special session for Thursday, while we wait for the session to either adjourn or end.
Welcome to our coverage of the special session of the KY General Assembly, as called by Governor Beshear. We'll be doing an email each night summarizing what happened that day, and sharing what we know about what is coming the next day.
The Kentucky General Assembly will meet in special session at 10 a.m. Tuesday, under a call issued Saturday afternoon by Gov. Andy Beshear, to set state policy for the pandemic as it continues its record surge.
If you've got an area that already deals with a number of challenges, and you throw two more challenges on top, what happens? SE Kentucky is about to find out.
Rep. Thomas Massie posted a tweet comparing vaccine mandates to the Holocaust. Even though the tweet was deleted, it generated significant backlash, including one intern resigning.
Less than two weeks after Warren County Public Schools implemented universal masking in its schools, student quarantines have dropped to 834 from more than 1,700, Superintendent Rob Clayton said Tuesday.
COVID is surging, a special session is probably coming soon to deal with it, and Trump is coming to Kentucky – your News and Notes for Wednesday.
Crystal Staley, the communications director for Governor Beshear, sent out the following statement regarding the recent ruling from the Supreme Court of Kentucky, its impact on the state, and possible next steps.
Today, the Supreme Court of Kentucky ruled that the Republicans in the General Assembly can now overturn the work of the governor to deal with the pandemic. In response, a number of persons and entities have released statements about the ruling. Here is a sampling.
When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended a third dose of coronavirus vaccine for people whose immune systems are compromised, U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie of Bowling Green took the opportunity to promote vaccination for everyone.
