We will be updating this story as more cases are confirmed in the Local 6 area.
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Trent Lovett spent some time last week visiting Marshall County schools to touch base and see how things were going on the district’s first week back of in-person education since before Thanksgiving.
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As health departments work to procure and administer more coronavirus vaccines, the state has altered its phased distribution plans, a local health department official said.
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Community Action Agencies across Kentucky are now accepting applications for the Crisis Component of the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). Open enrollment will run through March 31, 2021 or until designated funds are depleted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Qualified re…
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The Marshall County Health Department reported 43 new coronavirus cases Friday and a total of 20 deaths related to the virus.
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Kentucky’s governor listed a Marshall County resident among the 25 latest deaths in the state on Dec. 4.
Watch LIVE as members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force provide a briefing on COVID-19.
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Marshall County is now one of several counties that are considered a “red zone” due to having 25 average daily cases per 100,000 people. Nearby red zone counties include Calloway, McCracken, Graves and Lyon.
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The Jackson Purchase area has been experiencing a resurgence in COVID-19 cases in recent weeks with 81 new reports on Wednesday alone.
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The local health department announced that Marshall County has seen an increase in positive cases of COVID-19 and deaths over the last several weeks. Through contact tracing, the Marshall County Health Department identified a particular gathering of people that resulted in six new cases and …
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Nearly 75% of the Marshall County School District’s students will return to campus on Wednesday for in-person instruction after a back-to-school plan was approved by the school board Thursday night.
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On Aug. 17, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announced more than $14 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding for government entities in western Kentucky. Included in those governments is the City of Benton which will receive $226,890 to use for public radio ann…
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Marshall County has reached 126 cases of COVID-19 as of Monday, according to the county health department’s public information officer, Jennifer Brown.
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James Comer and Joe Cunningham have several things in common — initials, Kentucky roots, and current job as members of Congress — to name a few.
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CALVERT CITY — The Calvert Drive-In may not yet be open for business, but the big screen lit up Thursday night, with a few dozen vehicles in attendance for a debut far more personal than the latest blockbuster.
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Government defendants in a lawsuit alleging whistleblower retaliation and wrongful discharge of a former Marshall County dispatcher denied her claims in a response to the lawsuit.
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Drive-by visitations, small, intimate services, video messages and online streaming of funerals.
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J&R Pharmacy of Draffenville was able to give away 8,000 face masks in two hours Thursday morning to help slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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KUTTAWA — In 1911 the world was still three years shy of the Great War and seven years away from the 1918 flu pandemic. The Titanic launched that year, the Nestor Film Company opened the first movie studio in the Hollywood area, and Ruth Evelyn Harrington (then Porter) was born.
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After more than two years in the court system, the case against Marshall County High School shooter Gabe Parker reached its penultimate stage last Tuesday as Parker, for the first time appearing in court in an orange jumpsuit, repeated “Guilty, your honor” after “guilty, your honor” sixteen …
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An 86-year-old woman died from the coronavirus April 27, marking Marshall County’s first death from the global pandemic.
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Marshall County resident Mildred Emerson clapped her hands last week as she left Baptist Health Paducah after being hospitalized more than two weeks for COVID-19.
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Marshall County is honoring first responders and essential, frontline personnel publicly through an effort called the New Heroes Project.
Those infected include two women from Williamson County and one man from Franklin County.
The company says they will be closed for the remainder of the week and will be deep cleaning and sanitizing the area the employee worked.
One person has died and two others have been confirmed with COVID-19 in Jackson County, Illinois.
New autopsy results show two Californians died of coronavirus in early and mid-February -- up to three weeks before the previously known first US death from the virus.
In addition to slowing the spread of the deadly COVID-19 virus, stay-at-home orders have also resulted in a sharp drop in air pollution.
While working at a jail may be a demanding job, it’s these transformations that make it well worth it for the men and women who put on a jailer uniform every day, and go to work.
Elementary students will have to do an extra half day of classes to make sure they have enough hours.
You must make an appointment before showing up for testing. You can see if you qualify for a test in our story.
Qualifying small businesses are those with 1-25 employees. Preference will be given to brick & mortar businesses that have their main location in Graves County.
A second coronavirus outbreak could emerge this winter in conjunction with the flu season to make for an even more dire health crisis, the director of the CDC said.
While you can't currently enter the Chick-fil-A in Kentucky Oaks Mall, the location has been offering mobile orders with curbside pickup and delivery through DoorDash since April 6.
One of the biggest challenges in flattening the curve of the coronavirus and COVID-19 is information on where it is spreading and who has it or has had it. Social media, and more specifically Facebook and its 2 billion users, may be able to help.
A Southern Illinois community health center is stepping up testing over COVID-19 at their centers.
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced 134 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state Tuesday, bringing the state total to 5,941. He also signed two new bills into law allowing license reciprocity for military spouses.
U.S. Rep. David Kustoff represents a large swath of northwest Tennessee. On Tuesday, he talked with Local 6's Todd Faulkner via FaceTime.
Local businesses hope to cash in on new money expected to be added to the federal Paycheck Protection Program.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee announced that businesses can open back up as early as May 1 to help the state's economy. But businesses are looking at how to open while keeping customers and employees safe.
Missouri is suing the Chinese government over the coronavirus pandemic.
Would you volunteer to be furloughed from your job? That's what one Southern Illinois county board is asking of its employees.
Ballard County Schools will continue with non-traditional instruction days through the end of the school year.
President Donald Trump said Tuesday his forthcoming executive order barring new immigration will apply only to people seeking green cards, will last 60 days and won't affect workers entering the country on a temporary basis.
Local 6 sat in on a Zoom class with a Crittenden County Middle School teacher to find out how this change is affecting students.
The City of Paducah has created a COVID-19 Wellness Check Program for people to submit applications for wellness calls to be made to City residents. Open the article for a link to the application.
The Senate passed the package by a voice vote, meaning most senators would not need to return to Washington, DC, during the pandemic.
Two new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Marshall County on Tuesday, the county health department says.
Once the state reopens, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee says social distancing, proper hygiene, wearing masks and working from will be more important than ever before.
One new case of COVID-19 has been confirmed in Cape Girardeau County, Missouri, the county health department announced Tuesday.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says 177 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in the state Tuesday, as well as 17 new deaths connected to the virus.
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