Louisville’s average daily coronavirus incident rate has doubled since October, and nearly the entire county is considered to be in a red zone for community spread.During a briefing Tuesday morning, Dr. Sarah Moyer, the director of the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness, said the city is experiencing exponential increases of coronavirus infections. While the positivity rate is relatively stable because testing is increasing, the incident rate is skyrocketing.“This is not going to slow unless our activities start changing,” Moyer said.Moyer and Mayor Greg Fischer...…Louisville’s average daily coronavirus incident rate has doubled since October, and nearly the entire county is considered to be in a red zone for community spread.During a briefing Tuesday morning, Dr. Sarah Moyer, the director of the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness, said the city is experiencing exponential increases of coronavirus infections. While the positivity rate is relatively stable because testing is increasing, the incident rate is skyrocketing.“This is not going to slow unless our activities start changing,” Moyer said.Moyer and Mayor Greg Fischer...WW…