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The coronavirus pandemic that ravaged the United States, and other countries, in 2020 had the most profound impact on the elderly. Adults 65 and older accounted for 80% of coronavirus deaths in 2020, and those who lived in nursing homes were even more likely to...
Over the last 30 years, pickup trucks have grown increasingly larger. In fact, U.S. pickup trucks now weigh about 1,300 pounds more than they did in 1990. Some U.S. pickups now weigh in at 7,000 pounds – about the same amount as three Honda Civics. While drivers may...
When spring comes, more motorcyclists head out to enjoy rides on scenic Kentucky roads. After continuing coronavirus restrictions, more motorcyclists than normal may be on the road this spring. Some even might be beginning riders. Perhaps, you recently bought your...
Kentucky is still recovering from the economic slump brought on by the coronavirus epidemic. As a result of higher unemployment rates across the state, more drivers may be driving without insurance. But what happens if one of these uninsured drivers hits your vehicle...
The last year has put significant strain on health care providers and hospitals. The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has been difficult for parents too, especially those who faced welcoming a new baby during a global health crisis. Expecting parents faced a lot of...
In March 2020, when many Americans began working from home if they could, suddenly road traffic sharply declined. Yet, a recent National Safety Council report notes that traffic crashes and deaths have hit alarming levels amid the pandemic. With less traffic, more...
Kentucky, like much of the United States, has had a steady increase of residents contracting COVID-19 in early 2021. Now, 10 months into the coronavirus pandemic, more than 300,000 Kentuckians have had COVID-19. Nearly 3,000 of those have died from the virus....
The last nine months have been extremely difficult for doctors, nurses and other healthcare providers. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, they have been seen many patients suffer and die because of the virus. They have had to put in long hours to treat patients and...
Many Kentucky residents are diligently about social distancing and prevention of Covid-19 exposure, especially among their loved ones. Most people need to ensure that their high-risk family members remain safe and healthy for as long as possible. One of the most...
It's no secret that Covid-19 has rapidly changed Kentucky residents' lives. They had to adapt in every manner from what they wear to how they shop. It even affects the roads as many commuters aren't hitting the streets as often. However, the roads continue to be a...
