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According to the health department, the individual is a healthy adult visiting Todd County who had previously been out of state.

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.

This closure will remain in effect as long as required.

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.

To date, Logan Aluminum has had no employee health and safety issues or business disruptions as a result of COVID-19.

Thursday is the first day of spring! This year the season is starting earlier than it has in more than a century.

The fun center will remain closed until the governor feels it is safe to open to the public again.

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.

This will be effective at 12 p.m., March 16 through April 13.

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.

Friday, President Donald Trump indicated that he would sign the Families First Coronavirus Response Act into law.

Those scheduled for Barren County District Criminal Docket for Monday, March 16th have been moved to Monday, April 13th at 8:30 a.m.

To ensure the department is able to provide and maintain a consistent level of quality of service to the community through out this time they will be implementing steps to ensure the safety and protection of their staff.

To ensure the police department is able to provide and maintain a consistent level of quality of service to the community through out this time, the department will be implementing steps to ensure the safety and protection of their staff, as they continue to protect the citizens of Glasgow.

Friday, hundreds of volunteers were out in North Nashville helping clean up tornado damage.

Hundreds of people helped saw tress and pick up debris on 16th Avenue N in North Nashville.

Families are working to get back to a sense of normalcy more than 24 hours after devastating tornadoes swept through Tennessee early Tuesday morning.

The Modified Unified Method test is the latest development in the ongoing effort to reduce Asian carp numbers in Kentucky.

The USDA has invested $55.3 million in four, high-speed broadband infrastructure projects in rural Kentucky.

KYTC announces emergency funds to repair section of Bryant Ridge Road in Butler County.

An earthquake shook the ground Monday morning on the Tennessee-Kentucky border, and the effects were felt in WBKO's viewing area.

The club opens its doors after school and has transportation provided by the school system. Anyone from kindergarten to 18 is welcome to join.

Eira Hope Jackson was born at 1:40 PM at T.J. Samson Community Hospital in Glasgow. She weighed 6 pounds and 13 ounces.

The small distillery in Simpson county filled up their 200th barrel full of Kentucky bourbon.

The Ohio County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a missing man from the Olaton/HorseBranch area.

A Scottsville family is still recovering after learning their home of almost 3 years is now a total loss.

Inmates from the Simpson County Detention Center are giving back to their community through crocheting blankets and two inmates donated over 1,000 dollars to purchase Christmas presents.

The Muhlenberg County 9-1-1 Office is requesting that all livestock owners in the county provide information regarding their animals.

Missing person detectives are working to locate 86-year-old Raymond Edmiston who suffers from dementia and macular degeneration which impacts his operation of a car.

Five Below, a popular store that sells products for five bucks or less, is undergoing a colossal change. It will start selling things above $5 for the first time in 17 years.