The Tennessee Valley Authority announced this week, the award of $800,000 in grants to educators in public schools to develop science, technology, engineering, and math education projects all across the Tennessee Valley.
Erika Shields will soon be taking over from Louisville Metro Police Department Interim Chief Yvette Gentry, who agreed to take the job for a few months during tumultuous times and the search for a new chief.
According to state officials, 124 employees at Perdue Farms in Ohio County, 74 employees at Tyson Foods in Henderson County, and 22 employees at Specialty Foods Group in Daviess County have tested positive for COVID-19.
Tennessee officials announced two brothers who stockpiled thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer and other supplies during the coronavirus outbreak will not be fined.
In the interest of safe patient care and limiting exposure risk for beneficiaries and medical professionals, many Ireland Army Health Clinic services will be unavailable beginning March 30, until further notice, while others will switch to a virtual appointment setting.
The University of Louisville is extending remote instruction and remote work through the end of the spring semester, April 28. Finals will also be conducted remotely.
Economic Development organizations, Chamber of Commerce, power companies and local elected officials along the Louie B. Nunn Cumberland Parkway corridor banded together to support efforts to upgrade the existing parkway to a I-65 spur.
They determined that they must produce a unified message to the community to ensure that everyone involved in the local response is committed to providing timely and accurate information to the citizens.