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Cases in several counties have spiked in the last week or so leaving some in the red on the state's COVID-19 incidence map.

WYMT independently confirms all of Southeastern Kentucky’s positive COVID-19 cases, along with any coronavirus-related deaths, with local health departments before publishing any details.

Their goal is to show that food that is often imported can be grown right in your own backyard.

Temperatures could get into the low 80s over the next few days.

In Boyd County, about 1,700 people have voted early and around 4,100 have sent in their absentee ballots.

A Frankfort lawyer says formal complaints have been filed against Kentucky Representative Robert Goforth.

The education budget is being called a major obstacle by state leaders. Senator Max Wise says he believes education has been the hardest hit sector.

A judge on Tuesday granted an anonymous grand juror’s request to unseal evidence in the state’s case against former LMPD Det. Brett Hankison.

Gov. Beshear said the “Charitable Giving Guide” is supposed to help those identify legitimate charities and avoid scams.

Kentucky education leaders are asking teachers across the state to fill out a survey to get their takeaways on teaching during a worldwide pandemic.

Voters are already making decisions at the ballot box and from home in the 2020 General Election.

Monday, 647 new cases and nine more deaths were reported in Kentucky.

People in the 89th district House race of Laurel, Madison and Jackson Counties received a mailer this past weekend of what appears to be a card from Ashley Goforth asking people to support her husband Robert Goforth.

Here in Kentucky, we’re already a week into early in-person voting. The Fayette County Clerk says more than a quarter of Lexington’s registered voters have already voted.

The planned timeline for a COVID-19 vaccine distribution for everyone in Kentucky is about a year, once it comes around.

Initial coronavirus symptoms can easily be confused with other illnesses. That can cause problems for non-COVID patients.

Early in-person voting is underway in Kentucky, and across much of the United States.

A person has been arrested in connection with the 2009 Charlie Sowers murder.

Light rain chances continue the next couple of days.

812 new cases and five new deaths were reported on Sunday.

Somerset's 2020 Moonlight Festival gave thousands of people a place to go Saturday.

Heading into next week, a cold front looks to stall out to our northwest which will provide us with daily rain chances.

1,295 new cases of COVID-19 were announced Saturday.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky said Friday’s ruling would subject health care providers to “needless red tape.”

The Kentucky Department for Public Health is announcing an initial draft plan for distributing the COVID-19 vaccine to local health departments and health care organizations.

A new COVID-19 test currently being used for film crews that have to be tested consistently will be available at some Louisville sites next week.

Kentucky Treasurer Allison Ball is questioning the use of taxpayer dollars in the use of executive orders during the pandemic.

WYMT independently confirms all coverage area positive COVID-19 cases, along with any coronavirus-related deaths, with local health departments before publishing any details.

A statement from a spokesman for the U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General said the person “is no longer employed by the USPS. I cannot provide any further details surrounding their employment due to federal privacy concerns.”

In an interview with WYMT's Steve Hensley, Governor Beshear reacts to allegations from State Treasurer Allison Ball of misusing taxpayer money