Author: Al Cross - Page 2 | The Advocate-Messenger

News

State reports 1,054 new COVID cases, raising weekly infection rate by 18% in one day; State as a whole is ‘orange’

If there was any doubt that the coronavirus is surging in Kentucky, it was dispelled by Tuesday’s daily ... Read more

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Daily new cases hit a two-month high

At current rate, it will be early Dec. before 70% of Kentuckians are immunized Kentucky reported 669 new ... Read more

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Coronavirus vaccinations and cases continue to slow in Kentucky

Vaccinations for the coronavirus in Kentucky continue to slow, with the state reporting only 9,246 additional Kentuckians getting ... Read more

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Vaccination demand plummets for second week in a row

State used only 39% of the vaccine doses it received last week Kentucky used less than 40 percent ... Read more

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Virus case numbers keep falling, but reporting may have been limited

Some key measures of the pandemic in Kentucky continued to fall Tuesday, but it remains to be seen ... Read more

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Legislature aims at addressing emergency powers of governor

The legislature’s planned changes in the governor’s emergency powers will address “an institutional situation, not an individual situation” ... Read more

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Why do they require two doses? and other questions about the Pfizer and Moderna coronavirus vaccines, answered

The Covid-19 vaccines being distributed in the U.S. require two doses to achieve the effectiveness level of 95 percent ... Read more

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Beshear says people 75 and older have ‘compelling argument’ to get virus vaccine after nursing homes and health-care workers

Kentuckians 75 and older have a “very compelling argument” to be among those next in line to get ... Read more

Opinion

Mischievous Christmas gifts for KY politicians, a tradition continued

Thirty-nine years ago, Ed Ryan, then the Frankfort Bureau chief of The Courier-Journal, wrote a column headlined “Possible ... Read more

Opinion

Beshear needs help with preventive pandemic messages

It’s rare for a high-ranking official to seek advice publicly, but that’s exactly what Gov. Andy Beshear did ... Read more