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Some college students may take time away from college in the fall amid COVID19. CBS News' Meg Oliver talked to some of those students and university officials about what could happen.

Governments are going out of their way to help those who've lost their jobs during the COVID 19 pandemic. But trying to bring online a system that has been overloaded is proving to be a challenge. CBS News' Ana Werner takes a look.

While not the typical Derby Day, it was the first Saturday in May in Kentucky. We'll see you in September!

As we put Derby 146 on hold to flatten the COVID 19 curve, how is our local bourbon tourism industry holding up? Need hand sanitizer and want to support local business? Eric Gregory, President of the Kentucky Distillers Association sits down with Scott Fitzgerald to talk about it.

Gov Beshear is taking the day to decompress from COVID19. Probably not a bad idea. Maybe a laugh or two? Jon Vertigan of ACE Radio Down Under in Australia joins Kentuckiana's Saturday Morning News with COVID Cup call and what went into it.

Ireland is the third largest breeder of thoroughbreds in the world and the largest breeder of thoroughbreds in the EU. The horse is also a mainstay in Ireland's strong rural culture. As we remain home on this Derby Day during this COVID 19 pandemic, how is the lockdown effecting Ireland's horse industry? Jonathan Mullin joins Scott Fitzgerald on what would have been Derby Day 146 with a look.

Major U.S. credit card issuers are beginning to lower consumer credit limits as a result of the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic. What does this mean for consumers? Ted Rossman, industry analyst at CreditCards.com joins Scott Fitzgerald with a look at who is at risk and what those effected can do about it.

During this child abuse prevention month, abuse cases may be decreasing amid the COVID 19 pandemic, but that's not necessarily a good thing. Kelly Gillooly, M.Ed., LCADC
Director Behavioral Health Outreach at the University of Louisville's Peace Hospital joins Scott Fitzgerald to talk about what they're seeing and how you can get help.

It's recommended that you have 3-6 months expenses on hand for emergencies like the COVID-19 pandemic. If you don't have that but do have a retirement plan, there could be options. Joining Scott Fitzgerald is Whayne Porter with Kentucky Planning Partners. You can listen to Wayne each Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m. on TalkRadio 1080 WKJK.

Governor Andy Beshear's "Healthy At Home" Executive Order has us all close to the home which means many of us have to get used to others that we're not normally around. Also what happens to those who are living with domestic abuse and/or child abuse? Dr. Charles Pemberton with Louisville Dimensions Family Therapy joins Scott Fitzgerald with some helpful tips for this new norm.