A website has been posted on the Warren County KY Gov Facebook page that can help answer questions you may have or get you to the assistance you may need.
To keep Kentucky roadways as safe as possible through the holidays, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s (KYTC) Office of Highway Safety is joining the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and law enforcement nationwide in the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign Dec. 15, 2021, through Jan. 1, 2022.
The recent tornado outbreak in Kentucky and the Midwest United States has caused devastation and loss as we’ve never experienced before in our district.
Blood Assurance is opening the doors to a number of its donation centers and increasing blood drives this weekend due to the high demand for blood from area hospitals.
Beshear declared the state’s nursing shortage an emergency Thursday and announced executive actions to boost enrollment in nurse training programs across the commonwealth.
Gov. Andy Beshear joined advocates at the state Capitol to proclaim Lung Cancer Awareness Month in the commonwealth, and he encouraged Kentuckians to learn more about lung cancer, its risk factors, and screening options.
Next week, Americans will enjoy Thanksgiving with family and friends. While the COVID-19 pandemic is still top-of-mind, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reminds us all that it’s also important to keep family and friends safe from foodborne illness this Thanksgiving.
Donate Life KY is raising awareness about the lifesaving gift of Organ and Tissue Donation by challenging high school students across Kentucky to a “Duet for Life.”
The American Red Cross urges donors to continue to make and keep appointments now and in the weeks ahead to help overcome the ongoing emergency blood and platelet shortage that has significantly impacted the nation’s blood supply. In fact, the current blood supply is the lowest the Red Cross has seen this time of year in more than a decade.
The American Red Cross continues to experience an emergency blood and platelet shortage that has caused the blood supply to drop to the lowest post-summer level in at least six years.
The DEA issued a rare public safety alert warning people about the “alarming increase” in fake prescription, fentanyl-laced pills flooding the country.
A new pediatric specialty infusion clinic was set up in Lexington to act as the states primary treatment site for pediatric patients who test positive or had known exposure with COVID-19.
A 57-year-old Kentucky woman became the first woman in the world to receive the new Aeson bioprosthetic total artificial heart and the third in the country, following two other American male recipients.
Due to increases in demand for monoclonal antibody treatments for COVID-19, the federal government announced changes for how treatments are supplied among states.
American Red Cross has launched an initiative to grow the number of blood donors who are Black to help patients with sickle cell disease, an enduring and often invisible health disparity in the U.S.
At the request of the state, the U.S Department of Health and Human Services deployed a team of 15 medical professionals from the National Disaster Medical System to St. Claire Regional Medical Center. They’re joining the team of 15 National Guardsman deployed to the hospital a few days prior.
WKU’s ongoing commitment to sustainability is continuing to impact every aspect of student life. Amy Bingham shares with us all the ways the WKU Restaurant Group has found to reduce, reuse and recycle in this week’s View from the Hill.
The declaration is in honor of the doctors, nurses, hospital and clinic staff, and others who have helped the Bluegrass state during the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you drive past the Med Center today you will more than likely see a crowd outside of the Med Center Health campus protesting the hospital’s employee vaccine mandate.
Infected mosquitos aren’t unusual this time of year, but officials say residents should take proper precautions, which includes wearing insect repellent while outdoors and removing any standing water near homes.
Today, Gov. Andy Beshear discussed the latest on the COVID-19 delta variant in Kentucky and explained how Kentucky is leading by example with a new testing and vaccine program at state-run health care facilities.
