In anticipation of a surge in COVID-19 cases, the state Supreme Court issued new requirements Wednesday that strengthen the social-distancing order in place in courts statewide since March 16. The order restricts dockets, jury trials and jury service during the pandemic.
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Hardin County Government is asking residents in unincorporated areas of Hardin County to bag all material placed for trash collection.
With many parks and other outdoor activities closed because of social distancing, scenic drives are a way to get out of the house and enjoy the area.
With gyms, yoga studios and other exercise facilities closed to help curb the spread of COVID-19, many are offering online alternatives and tips for people to stay healthy and active.
An attorney for a FlorÂida man convicted in FebÂÂruÂary of killÂing a teen inÂside an ElizaÂbethÂtown home, plans to appeal the conviction to the KenÂÂtucky SuÂÂpreme Court.
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban DevÂelÂopÂment is awarding a $115,329 grant to ElizaÂbethÂtown to help the city respond to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, Congressman Brett Guthrie announced Tuesday.
Social Security and SuppÂlemental Security Income benefit payments will continue to be paid on time during the COVIDÂÂ-19 pandemic, according to Andrew Saul, CommÂissioner of Social SeÂcurÂity in a news release.
As statewide confirmed cases of COVID-19 neared 600 on Tuesday, Hardin County added its sixth case after two straight days of no cases.
Hardin Memorial Health’s centralized respiratory clinic has seen more than 100 patients in less than seven days of operation, hospital officials say.
The city of Elizabethtown is reaching into its pocket to help local businesses survive the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fort Knox’s commanding general and other senior mission partners on post will provide another COVID-19 virtual address Tuesday about the installation’s response.
Noticing store shelves depleted of essential supplies, leadership of Clarity Solutions for Women is offering to help families in need.
Following the Centers for Disease Control safety guidelines and recognizing the potential risks, Feeding America, Kentucky’s HeartÂland has closed its main office and volunteer center to outside walk-ins or groups as of Monday. It will remain closed until further notice.
A Florida man convicted in February by a HarÂdin County jury of beatÂing and strangling his hitchhiking partner to death inside an ElizaÂbethÂtown home will be formally sentenced today in HarÂdin CirÂcuit Court.
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- Social Security payments will not be delayed by pandemic
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