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In the first two full calendar weeks of August — the latest period for which figures are available — Kentucky saw a 110% increase in daily COVID hospital admissions, with an average of 28 patients per day.
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As students of all ages across Kentucky go back to school, COVID-19 case counts are on the rise.
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The “vast majority” of Kentucky’s COVID-19 cases are now the variant EG.5 – also known as “Eris” – according to Louisville infectious disease expert Dr. Mark Burns.
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Parents of kids with disabilities challenged a Gov. Bill Lee executive order allowing grade-school students to opt out of masks
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More than 31,000 Tennesseans have lost TennCare coverage after federal regulations expanding access to the healthcare program during the COVID-19 pandemic ended earlier this year.
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Hundreds of thousands of people may no longer be eligible
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Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear expanded Medicaid coverage for dental, hearing and vision services this year. But GOP lawmakers rejected the change, saying the way he did it was improper.
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The main thing people with Medicaid coverage can do to prepare for the change is update their contact information with the state.
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Still fuming over pandemic-era shutdowns, Kentucky Republicans are pushing to obtain behind-the-scenes correspondence that Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and his inner circle had about school closures at the height of the COVID-19 outbreak.
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A federal appeals court upheld a ruling that struck down the vaccine mandate for federal government contractors in three states – Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio.