Hooded Crow Tattoo and Permanent Cosmetics opened their doors for the first time since early March - which has put a strain on their business.

Shear Attractions in Henderson is just one hair salon that is welcoming their clients back.

The Green River District Health Department reported two additional COVID-19 cases on Monday.

Hair salons and barbershops can start seeing clients again, but only at 33 percent capacity.

A Tri-State couple was out on Kentucky Lake when an alligator was found Saturday morning.

It happened Sunday afternoon in the 600 block of Chuck Gray Court.

Health officials say 16 people are currently hospitalized along with 476 recovered cases.

In almost 2 months, Owensboro native, Lieutenant Colonel Patricia Adams, has served her country at the Kroger COVID-19 testing sites in Kentucky.

Dispatchers say there is a crash in the 11000 block of Highway 1389 at the curve near Lanham Road.

Kentucky State Police are investigating the wreck which caused the Panther Creek Bridge on KY 81 in Daviess County to be shutdown.

The Lonestar Rodeo has canceled their event scheduled for July 3 and July 4 at the Henderson County Fairgrounds.

Health officials say 620 cases are in the district and 474 people have recovered.

The senior from Henderson County plans to attend UE in the fall on a volleyball scholarship.

Kentucky is currently reporting that 8,426 people have tested positive for COVID-19 since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Still mourning his girlfriend, Kenneth Walker is now no longer charged with attempted murder of a police officer.

Kentucky residents can dine-in this weekend at some of their favorite restaurants. Phase 2 to reopen Kentucky started on Friday. 14 News spoke with restaurant owners about what customers should expect.

Hopkins County officials held a Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremony at the Veterans Memorial on North Main Street in Madisonville on Friday.

This year, AAA expects fewer travelers because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and authorities say that’s a good thing.

Bellevue Baptist Church in Owensboro had planned to hold a drive-in prayer service this weekend and was scheduled to restart in-person services on May 31.

A man driving a semi-truck was taken to the hospital after his vehicle overturned in Henderson County on Friday morning.

State officials say nearly 5,200 vehicles drive across the Panther Creek Bridge in Daviess County every day.

Committee members announced Friday that the 2020 Sandy Lee Songfest that was set for July has been canceled.

The victims told officers that during an argument, the suspect pulled out a revolver and pointed it at the victims, including one of the victim’s six-year-old son.

Kentucky restaurants can officially welcome customers back inside and dine-in on Friday.

Airport Director Rob Barnett told 14 News that Allegiant Air originally planned to suspend flights out of Owensboro through September because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

For the first time in nearly ten weeks, the Rotary Club of Henderson met on Thursday - virtually.

Many childcare centers are ready to take on the extra cleaning measures laid out by the state.

Program officials say meals are provided for free for any child that is 18-years-old and younger.

Kentucky State Police Trooper Rob Austin says a 30-year-old woman died in the fire.

Habitat for Humanity of Hopkins County is expanding to serve more parts of western Kentucky through a newly formed entity called the “Pennyrile Region.”

As part of Gov. Andy Beshear's Healthy-at-Work plan, restaurants will be allowed to open at 33% indoor capacity and unlimited outdoor seating, as long as there's enough space to ensure social distancing.

Kentucky is currently reporting 8,286 total COVID-19 cases across the commonwealth. Out of these reported cases, 3,008 people have fully recovered from the virus.

Thursday is the last day for testing at Ohio County’s Kroger site.

Kentucky is currently reporting 8,167 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 376 total deaths.

The senior from Webster County was the 2019 KHSAA Class 2A State Champion in shot put.

The senior from Daviess County plans to attend UK in the fall to study kinesiology.

Community leaders say the city is still planning to construct a new sports complex, but the COVID-19 pandemic may slow down the building process.

That enforcement returns on May 26.

Towne Square Mall in Owensboro opened its doors for the first time in over two months on Wednesday.

Those stores that opened their doors could do so at 33% capacity. That’s the first step in Governor Andy Beshear’s re-opening plan.

Hopkins County officials say the mobile voting unit is their way of keeping voters safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

College officials say they are planning a mix of in-person and online course options.

14 News spoke with the director of a local funeral home and a priest about the impact on families saying goodbye to their loved ones.

A man and a woman are in the Hopkins County Jail after a drug bust in Madisonville Tuesday.

They are doing testing by appointment only.

The investigation started after police say they recovered a lost phone that had child sexual abuse material from a local retail store.

It's back to business Wednesday for retail stores in Kentucky. This comes after almost two months of mandatory closures.

The city board of commissioners approved a municipal order, letting restaurants in the Central Business District add more outdoor seating.

One Central City couple found a way to honor all 50 states and the sacrifices everyone is making.

This is after Gov. Beshear said Monday 87 people were signed up to get tested on Tuesday.

Preliminary investigation reports the fire to have started in a bedroom of the residence. Fire officials say the fire appeared to put itself out before anyone noticed the fire.

Someone shot the dog, “Lexi”, around noon on Sunday.

Green River District officials are reporting that two additional people have died and another 11 have tested positive for COVID-19.

Riney Hancock CPAs PSC donates $1,000 to "Free Little Pantry" in Owensboro

The lane restriction will be in place on Wednesday and Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The Golden Corral in Owensboro will remain permanently closed due to the business impacts of COVID-19.

A teenager is facing a number of felony charges after being accused of robbing a man in Owensboro over the weekend.

Officials say the governor hasn’t specified a date for public pools to reopen, but it won’t likely happen until early July.