Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced Wednesday a filing before the state Supreme Court challenging Tuesday’s executive order from Governor Andy Beshear requiring that face masks be worn in all public and private schools, regardless of vaccination status, as a mitigation effort against rising positive COVID-19 cases and related hospitalizations. Cameron said that Beshear’s order […]
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Amazon Air Hub Opens at CVG After Four Years of Planning, Construction
Amazon Air Hub opened Wednesday at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG). The project has been ongoing through planning and construction for four years and now the air hub will serve as the central hub for the corporation’s U.S. cargo network, facilitating the transport of Amazon packages across the country. The $1.5 billion investment is […]
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Amazon Air Hub Opens at CVG After Four Years of Planning, Construction
Amazon Air Hub opened Wednesday at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG). The project has been ongoing through planning and construction for four years and now the air hub will serve as the central hub for the corporation’s U.S. cargo network, facilitating the transport of Amazon packages across the country. The $1.5 billion investment is […]
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Fastest COVID-19 Case Surge Yet Sparks Governor’s Mask Order in Schools
Saying that the state is currently experiencing the fastest surge in positive COVID-19 cases since the pandemic arrived here early last year, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announced Tuesday that all public and private schools, as well as child care centers, will require the wearing of facial coverings/masks regardless of vaccination status. Beshear announced an executive […]
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Fastest COVID-19 Case Surge Yet Sparks Governor’s Mask Order in Schools
Saying that the state is currently experiencing the fastest surge in positive COVID-19 cases since the pandemic arrived here early last year, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announced Tuesday that all public and private schools, as well as child care centers, will require the wearing of facial coverings/masks regardless of vaccination status. Beshear announced an executive […]
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Federal Infrastructure Bill Means Money for Ky., Possibly Brent Spence Bridge
A vote in Washington, D.C. could be good news for those hoping for movement on the Brent Spence Bridge project. The U.S. Senate on Tuesday approved the Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, a roughly $1 trillion measure to make improvements to highways, roads, bridges, and other pieces of infrastructure. The bill was adopted by […]
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Federal Infrastructure Bill Means Money for Ky., Possibly Brent Spence Bridge
A vote in Washington, D.C. could be good news for those hoping for movement on the Brent Spence Bridge project. The U.S. Senate on Tuesday approved the Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, a roughly $1 trillion measure to make improvements to highways, roads, bridges, and other pieces of infrastructure. The bill was adopted by […]
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Federal Infrastructure Bill Means Money for Ky., Possibly Brent Spence Bridge
A vote in Washington, D.C. could be good news for those hoping for movement on the Brent Spence Bridge project. The U.S. Senate on Tuesday approved the Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, a roughly $1 trillion measure to make improvements to highways, roads, bridges, and other pieces of infrastructure. The bill was adopted by […]
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COVID-19: 8,558 New Cases So Far in August; St. E to Require Vaccines for Workers
In the first five days of August, Kentucky recorded 8,558 newly confirmed positive cases of COVID-19. In the first five days of July, just one month ago, there were a total of 769. On Thursday, St. Elizabeth Healthcare joined ten other hospital organizations from across the state in announcing a requirement for employees to be […]
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COVID-19: 8,558 New Cases So Far in August; St. E to Require Vaccines for Workers
In the first five days of August, Kentucky recorded 8,558 newly confirmed positive cases of COVID-19. In the first five days of July, just one month ago, there were a total of 769. On Thursday, St. Elizabeth Healthcare joined ten other hospital organizations from across the state in announcing a requirement for employees to be […]
