COVID-19

The Indiana Department of Health released a call to action seeking college students and others who are interested in working jobs related to the Covid-19 pandemic.

DCPS Family Resource and Youth Service Centers want families in need to have a wonderful Thanksgiving. So, they've decorated school buses to look like turkeys, and they want to stuff them full of food. Here's all of the details and locations where you can donate today.

Here at WBKR we already know that local businesses are the heartbeat of Owensboro #welovelocal. This is why we're pleased to announce that the Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce is bringing back Shop Owensboro with Independence Bank. Here's what you need to know.

The Henderson Merchants’ Annual Invitational Christmas Parade in Henderson, Kentucky has been cancelled for 2020.

After careful consideration and much discussion with public health officials, the annual parade, "Where Kentucky Starts Christmas," has been canceled this year.

The Green River District Health Department is working hard to protect us in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. These essential workers put their own lives in danger and still do it anyway. It's Thankful Thursday and time to recognize these heroes that hold a special place in our hearts.

President Trump announced that he and his wife, Melania Trump, have tested positive for the coronavirus. Trump shared the news on Twitter early Friday morning.

This may be one of the sweetest, most unexpected love stories you'll ever hear and an Owensboro teenager is at the heart of it.

As October begins next week, questions about how Halloween would be celebrated in the era of COVD-19, we have an answer from Owensboro city officials.

Who remembers the Pine-Sol Lady? Well, the product she pedaled for years as powerful is getting a new use, an alternative for coronavirus disinfection on surfaces.

It's sad that global pandemic times are no different when it comes to scammers trying to take advantage of the public. The Green River District Health Department is warning of a new contact tracing scam that's circulating.

Pre-K to 8th grade students in the Daviess County Public School district will transition to "orange" status according to Superintendent Matt Robbins. Here's what you need to know.