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Posing as shoppers, a team of researchers from the University of Mississippi called nearly 600 pharmacies across the state and asked a simple, yes-or-no question: “Do you have naloxone that

By Anna Claire VollersStatelinePosing as shoppers, a team of researchers from the University of Mississippi called nearly 600 pharmacies across the state and asked a simple, yes-or-no question:

Posing as shoppers, a team of researchers from the University of Mississippi called nearly 600 pharmacies across the state and asked a simple, yes-or-no question: “Do you have naloxone that

The COVID-19 pandemic tested Democrat Andy Beshear and Republican Daniel Cameron and could be a factor in their race for Kentucky governor.

On March 6, 2020, a Kentuckian in Lexington tested positive for the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, and Gov. Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency.

The Lantern is looking at the COVID-19 pandemic, a time of fear and economic upheaval, rapidly-changing guidance and rampant misinformation.

The mainstream press no longer ignores the public outburst of sorrow on suicide deaths that finds itself freely shared on social media 

MAGOFFIN COUNTY, Ky. (WANE) — Schools in Kentucky are shutting down after COVID-19 has hit schools since the start of the school year. In Magoffin County school district at least 40 students were confirmed to have COVID on Monday and Tuesday, but this isn’t the only illness the schools are facing. Pete Shepard the director […]

Kentucky’s top health official was asked Monday about the status of the state’s health system as pandemic funding and resources wind down — and how the commonwealth might fare during a future health emergency.

Kentucky’s Health and Family Services Cabinet is seeking $185 million for an expansion for its central lab, a facility the state’s top health official says is “mission critical.”