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For the first time in half a century, one of the biggest country music festivals in the world is being canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Garth and Trisha Taking Requests for Live Show on CBS - CBS will air the primetime special, “Garth and Trisha: Live!" this Wednesday. During the event, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood will perform from their home, and you can choose the songs that they'll play.

Governor Andy Beshear gave Kentuckians the case total update plus an executive order about travel.

GRDHD Reports 42 Total COVID-19 Cases in Seven County District - The Green River District Health Department announced that one additional case was reported in Union County. Daviess County sits at 33 cases. We will get through this, but we all will need to do our part to stop the spread of COVID-19.

Schools all over the tri-state are working around the clock to provide free meals to students during the coronavirus closures. Breakfast and lunch is available for those children that need it most. We thank all of you working the front lines to make it possible. Here's the feeding sites and sch…

Governor Andy Beshear announced the new total and warned about gatherings witnessed at golf courses and home improvement stores.

We learned Saturday of Joe Diffie's diagnosis, and now we've lost the country hitmaker.

Police and first responders across the country have been reading to kids online during the COVID-19 crisis.

According to 14 News Yesterday, there were 22 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Daviess County. We have the highest number of any county in the Tri-State. Today, during Governor Beshear's live update he announced even more cases across the Commonwealth and Daviess County.

We have a list of the latest information regarding cancellations and postponements on upcoming events at the Ford Center and the Victory Theatre in Evansville due to COVID-19.

A publicist for Joe Diffie says the country singer has tested positive for COVID-19. As he receives medical care, he issued a statement reminding his fans to be vigilant. The Grammy Award winner is the first country music artist to report a positive COVID-19 test.

Tomorrow evening, Owensboro Women Living Socially are hosting a drive-in prayer vigil at Owensboro Health and they want to extend the invitation to join them to you.