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Health experts now suggest bringing back the use of COVID-19 face masks. But, will U.S. residents accept this?

As the U.S. heads into the fall and winter months, when COVID-19 cases typically surge, experts weigh in on whether or not masks should return.

EMS-FORSTER-PRODUCTIONS/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- As the United States heads into the fall and winter, questions are arising about whether the return of masks is needed to stem a potential COVID-19 surge. Evidence has shown COVID cases and hospitalizations tend to rise during the colder months when people congregate indoors. Some health officials warn the virus

Masks may return as another COVID surge is expected this fall.

The BF.7 subvariant has the potential to be more transmissible as it is part of the sublineage of BA.5.

The subvaraint is already behind 25% of reported cases in Belgium and 10% in Denmark, Germany, and France. What are the top omicron symptoms? What are the variants of concern? What is the top infecting omicron varaint?

This summer, abortion got almost totally banned in Kentucky. How people vote in November could majorly impact the future of abortion access here.

Youve probably heard the advice: One of the best things you can do to keep healthy -- especially as cold and flu season creeps up -- is stay physically active.

Longtime U.S. Congressman John Yarmuth will retire in a matter of months, leaving a vacancy in Kentucky's 3rd Congressional District. It is the first time in nearly 30 years an incumbent has not sought re-election for that seat.

Minimum wage, gas prices, COVID-19, JCPS and more: The candidates for Rep. John Yarmuths job covered a lot of ground in Louisville Forums debate.