The Civil War is without question one of the most painstakingly examined periods in our nation’s history.  In fact, whole conferences are dedicated to its beginning and aftermath.  Our guest today says his book should be regarded as a compendium to help fill in the gaps of historical research regarding some key contributions by Kentuckians.  Before we all started practicing social distancing WUKY's Alan Lytle sat down with historian Thomas E. Stephens - author of Civil War Game-Changers: Kentucky and Kentuckians In America's Bloodiest Conflict.

The Louisville fairgrounds will be converted into a field hospital in the coming days, as Kentucky braces for a surge of new COVID-19 patients.

The internet can be a great way to stay connected and informed, but as social media platforms become the main source for some people to get and spread information. Often times stories not rooted in fact can spread like wildfire. Dr. Frank Romanelli, Associate Dean at UK's College of Pharmacy helps us navigate medications and treatments during the Novel Coronavirus Pandemic.

What are the numbers in Fayette County? Is social distancing working? If I can run to get groceries why can't I have friends come to my house? Should I or shouldn't I wear a mask? What are the latest recommendations by the CDC? Kevin Hall answers all your questions on WUKY.

Since classes were cancelled weeks ago because of the Novel Coronavirus Pandemic, school systems across the state have been delivering meals to students who are normally served at school. But many stopped the service this week for spring break so a private school in Lexington is filling the void.

Gov. Andy Beshear says he believes White House COVID-19 fatality projections may be underestimating the numbers, and the state is working on modeling he describes as "more pessimistic." 

Several Central Kentucky community organizations have found a way to make lemonade out of lemons, maybe quite literally.  WUKY’s Samantha Lederman has more on the story.