A General Electric spokesperson confirms there are now several employees at the GE Aviation plant in Madisonville who have tested positive for COVID-19.

Hopkins County officials have reported a second death due to COVID-19.

The district is now making changes to the meal program.

The Green River District Health Department and other western Kentucky Health Departments have released their numbers for Monday.

Kentucky Transportation officials say part of KY 2838 near KY 270 in Webster County is closed due to a collapsed tile.

Troopers say they spotted a pickup in Earlington that was being driven by 35-year-old Harold Anthony.

Kentucky Transportation officials say the eastbound entrance ramp onto U.S. 60 from Parrish Avenue in Daviess County is closed due to a tractor-trailer crash.

Several community members came together and hosted a drive-in prayer vigil on Sunday evening to honor all of the healthcare workers and patients currently affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Henderson County was one of the many areas in the Tri-State that suffered severe damage due to the storms that blew through the region on Saturday night.

Hopkins Co. Health Department announces ten confirmed COVID-19 cases with over 100 contacts.

Henderson County and Newburgh residents suffered through a long and unsettling night as severe storms blew through the area on Saturday.

Accuride Corporations have temporarily stopped operations at its Henderson facility.

Kentucky Governor Beshear is set to give his Sunday coronavirus update.

Storms ripped through parts of the Tri-State Saturday night.

The Green River District Health Department confirms an additional coronavirus case in Henderson County.

Kentucky’s attorney general says abortions should cease as part of the governor’s order halting elective medical procedures due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is set to make another coronavirus update.

Judge Executive Curtis McGhee discussed their local task force and what’s being doing to help stop the spread.

President Donald Trump declared a major disaster existed in Kentucky on Saturday.

The Green River District Health Department reports first COVID-19 cases in Hancock and McClean County along with additional cases in Henderson and Daviess Counties.

The Downtown Henderson Partnership has created and given out encouraging street signs to local business owners for them to hang up at their respective businesses.

The number of coronavirus cases have surged in the Tri-State.

Playgrounds in Daviess County are closed in response to the spread of coronavirus.

Officials at Glenmore Distillery say they were notified by the Green River Health Department that a second employee has tested positive for COVID-19.

The Meals on Wheels program in Daviess County has nearly doubled in just two weeks.

In his daily update on Friday afternoon, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear reported two additional statewide deaths associated with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, including one in Hopkins County.

Company officials were notified Friday morning and say they shut down operations immediately.

Hopkins County officials say they have a total of three positive COVID-19 cases.

The Green River District Health Department says there are six new cases to report Friday, all in Daviess County.

Dr. Matthew Constant was voted in unanimously by the school board.

People can help support service industry workers in Henderson County with a touch of a button by leaving them virtual tips on Venmo or PayPal.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is giving his daily update.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announced 50 new statewide cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) on Thursday - the highest single-day increase in confirmed cases so far in the state.

With 22 confirmed coronavirus cases, Daviess County has the highest number of any county in the Tri-State.

All businesses that aren't one of the groups considered life-sustaining will close to in-person traffic on Thursday by 8pm.

Cotton says Madisonville city officials are abiding by the guidelines that Gov. Andy Beshear has been giving over recent weeks.

The Green River District Health Department says there are no new cases of COVID-19 to report Thursday.

A man is facing theft and DUI charges, after Henderson deputies say he took farm equipment from a barn.

Governor Andy Beshear will give his daily update.

According to their newsletter on their Facebook page, all employees who came into contact with this individual have been sent home to self-isolate for 14 days.

Health officials announce the first confirmed case of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Hopkins County.

O.Z. Tyler Distillery in Owensboro announces that it’s temporarily shutting down parts of its distillery after two employees tested positive with COVID-19.

Since Tuesday, the Green River District Health Department says they have nine additional COVID-19 cases.

The Muhlenberg County Health Department says they have five additional confirmed cases of COVID-19

Vice President of Medical Affairs at Owensboro Health, Dr. Michael Kelley, says he attributes the number of cases to the hospital’s ability to test aggressively.

During Governor Beshear’s news conference on Monday, he asked all churches to ring their bell at 10 a.m.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is scheduled to give another update on the coronavirus at 4 p.m.

Henderson city leaders say a neglected dog has a long way to go to get better.

Since Monday, GRDHD has investigated 4 additional COVID-19 cases including the case in Webster County we reported on 14 News at 10.

Owensboro Police say they were called to the 800 block of Walnut Street Monday night because of a shooting.

While the two states currently use different languages, both states are essentially telling people to stay home.

School teachers in Owensboro did something special to remind their students they are still on the mind of school faculty and staff.

In a press conference Sunday, Governor Andy Beshear ordered all non-essential businesses to close.

The total number of cases for the seven county district is now 13.

Methodist Health in Henderson began drive-through testing patients showing symptoms of COVID-19 on Monday.

Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear will give his daily update Monday.

A Henderson man is in jail after a chase Sunday on Highway 60 around 9:30 p.m.

According to Muhlenberg County Health Department’s Facebook page, they’ve confirmed two positive cases of COVID-19 in their area.