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Financial website ranks Kentucky sixth worst state to be a police officer

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Kentucky isn't a great place to be a police officer according to the personal finance website, WalletHub.com.  

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Board of Commissioners appoints new City Manager

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The City of Bowling Green Board of Commissioners appointed Jeff Meisel as Bowling Green’s newest City Manager.

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Police looking for suspects who vandalized Edmonson High School baseball field

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According to booster club treasurer Scott Lindsey. An assistant coach arrived at the diamond on Sunday morning to find a lock broken, graffiti spray painted on the ground between the restrooms, and a broken window outside of the concession stand.

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Inmate absconds from work detail

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A Simpson County Detention Center inmate who was assigned to participate in a community work program at the Franklin Wastewater Treatment plant is accused of stealing the car of an employee there and driving away at about 1:45 p.m.

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Mexican restaurant destroyed by fire in Mount Vernon

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A restaurant in Mount Vernon was destroyed after an overnight fire. 

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Tourism spending up three percent in Warren County

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Tourism spending is up in Warren County. In 2017, the total was just over 449 million dollars which up three percent from the total in 2016.

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Former doctor sentenced for drug, fraud charges

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Prosecutors in Kentucky say a former Bowling Green doctor will be visiting jail after being sentenced to eight years in federal prison.

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WKU graduation is a celebration for students and the economy

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As nearly 3,300 students will walk away with degrees this weekend, thousands of family and friends will drive in to the city—leaving dollars in their path. “Graduation for WKU is pretty much a city-wide sellout for the hotels here in Bowling Green,” BG Area Lodging Association Board Member, Drue Eberhardt says, “a lot of us have been booked up for quite a while.” Nearly all hotels in the city are booked, meaning visitors won’t just be stopping by ...

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Local non-profit hosts hospitality appreciation day

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Bowling Green's hospitality and tourism were thanked at a special event.

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Strokes occurring at a higher rate for those under 40

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Matthew Dean didn't think he'd ever be the one riding in an ambulance. A picture of health. A firefighter. A runner. He doesn't drink. He doesn't smoke. But he was at work when he got the first sign. 

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Memorials Held For Fallen Police Officers

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Memorials are being held around the country to honor the peace officers who passed away in 2017 and to celebrate the lives they lived in service of their country. 

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Kentucky Tourism Industry Is Rising

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Newly released data shows that Kentucky's tourism industry has jumped nearly 4%.

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Park City woman killed in crash

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A Park City woman died Monday afternoon from injuries sustained in a single-vehicle wreck at 2:42 p.m. on US-31W near the intersection of Ky. 259 in Edmonson County.

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Bowling Green man charged with rape

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A Bowling Green man is accused of raping a woman and running from police Monday morning.

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Exclusive: WKU President Tim Caboni reflects on first year

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A WNKY exclusive a one-on-one interview with WKU President Tim Caboni.  Caboni, who started his tenure as president in July 2017 says his first year on the hill has been challenging. During our interview with him we find out why, and who he blames for the university's budget crisis. Plus, details on the changes to Friday's commencement ceremony.  Watch the entire interview in the video above.

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Neighborhood reacts to shooting death of Bowling Green Man

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Residents of a small Bowling Green neighborhood are still trying to wrap their heads around the murder of 36 year old Homer G. Boling. According to police, they received a call late Saturday evening to 222 Brandywood court where they found Boling's body with multiple gunshot wounds. Police also say that Boling's 17-year-old stepson allegedly shot him, and the juvenile is being charged with murder and tampering with physical evidence. And all of this came to the surprise of many incl... More>>

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Manufacturing and research company to open multi-million dollar facility in Allen County

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A company is investing millions of dollars in Allen County. According to Governor Matt Bevin's office, the Halton Company, which manufactures commercial kitchen ventilation and air distribution systems, will build a 6.66 million dollar second facility in Scottsville. The facility will be 55 thousand square feet and will house the company's air moving division, which supplies the North American Market. The operation will include manufacturing space and a state of the art research and ...

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Two dead and four injured after a drive-by shooting in Memphis

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Two people are dead and four others injured after a drive by shooting in Memphis. Police say the shooting happened late Sunday night. All four injured were taken to a local hospital in critical condition; one of the victims in critical condition is 14 years old. Witnesses said they heard about 13 gunshots in the area. The suspects drove away from the scene in a gold four-door sedan. Investigators are working to develop any information about suspects.

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Louisville skywheel on the move

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After five weeks of providing amazing views of Louisville. The skywheel is now headed to Norfolk, Virginia.  The attraction that began taking folks up high in its 36 climate controlled 6-passenger gondolas March 29, kept offering rides until yesterday. It was pretty popular for the Derby Festival Season. But the weather made it difficult. Several days of wind kept the ride shut down and cold weather and many rainy days kept people away from the waterfront.  But, all in all... More>>

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Court appearance delayed for Antioch Waffle House shooter

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The attorneys for the man accused of killing four people by opening fire at a Tennessee Waffle House were in court today. The alleged gunman, 29-year-old Travis Reinking, did not appear in court as the attorneys and judge worked out a new court date.  Victims' family members were sitting in the courtroom. Reinking is facing multiple charges, including four counts of criminal homicide.  Officials say Reinking was nearly naked and wearing only a green jacket when he was shoo...

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Cyber crime targets juveniles in Bowling Green

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On Saturday, Bowling Green City Schools put an important message on their website from Bowling Green Police Department about a possible cyber crime involving multiple student victims. 

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BGFD responds to vehicle fire in store parking lot

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At about 1:25 this afternoon Bowling Green firefighters were called to the Kroger parking lot at 2945 Scottsville for a vehicle on fire near the pharmacy doors.

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Glasgow Man Lost Control of Car After Failing to Comply with Police

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Police say 24 year old, Hayden Scroggy of Edmonton failed to stop the vehicle on police command, turned on Aberdeen Drive and lost control, striking a guard rail.

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National Teacher Appreciation Week Begins

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This is a week to give thanks to the world's educators and our school teachers.

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Number of Registered Voters in Kentucky Sees an Increase

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More than 3.3 million Kentuckians are registered to vote in the May primary elections.

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Former Kentucky Judge Sentenced For Human Trafficking

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Committing several disturbing acts that led to his own court appearance, a former Kentucky judge and conservative political activist has been sentenced to 20 years in prison

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  • Porn star's lawyer says Russian paid Trump attorney Cohen

    Porn star's lawyer says Russian paid Trump attorney Cohen

    Wednesday, May 9 2018 5:57 AM EDT2018-05-09 09:57:27 GMT
    (Will Heath/NBC via AP). This image released by NBC shows adult film actress Stormy Daniels during an appearance on "Saturday Night Live" in New York on Saturday, May 5, 2018.(Will Heath/NBC via AP). This image released by NBC shows adult film actress Stormy Daniels during an appearance on "Saturday Night Live" in New York on Saturday, May 5, 2018.
    Stormy Daniels' lawyer says he has information showing that President Donald Trump's longtime personal attorney received $500,000 from a Russian billionaire within months of paying hush money to Daniels.
    Stormy Daniels' lawyer says he has information showing that President Donald Trump's longtime personal attorney received $500,000 from a Russian billionaire within months of paying hush money to Daniels.
  • CIA nominee says she wouldn't restart interrogation program

    CIA nominee says she wouldn't restart interrogation program

    Wednesday, May 9 2018 5:57 AM EDT2018-05-09 09:57:18 GMT
    (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta). CIA Director nominee Gina Haspel leaves the office of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., following a meeting on Capitol Hill in Washington, Monday, May 7, 2018.(AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta). CIA Director nominee Gina Haspel leaves the office of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., following a meeting on Capitol Hill in Washington, Monday, May 7, 2018.
    President Donald Trump's nominee for CIA director is vowing she would not restart a detention and harsh interrogation program like the one used after 9/11 if she is confirmed to lead the spy agency.
    President Donald Trump's nominee for CIA director is vowing she would not restart a detention and harsh interrogation program like the one used after 9/11 if she is confirmed to lead the spy agency.
  • Pompeo in NKorea to finalize summit, seek Americans' release

    Pompeo in NKorea to finalize summit, seek Americans' release

    Wednesday, May 9 2018 5:57 AM EDT2018-05-09 09:57:13 GMT
    (AP Photo/Alex Brandon). Secretary of State Mike Pompeo delivers remarks with Mexican Foreign Secretary Luis Videgaray at the State Department, Monday, May 7, 2018 in Washington.(AP Photo/Alex Brandon). Secretary of State Mike Pompeo delivers remarks with Mexican Foreign Secretary Luis Videgaray at the State Department, Monday, May 7, 2018 in Washington.
    Pompeo in North Korea to finalize plans for a historic summit between Trump and Kim, press for Americans' release.
    Pompeo in North Korea to finalize plans for a historic summit between Trump and Kim, press for Americans' release.
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