Number of high school football players drops in Kentucky
The number of high school athletes in Kentucky has reached an all-time high, but enrollment in the state’s most popular high school sport is on the decline.
Author: Atlee McHeffey
Caboni announces salary increase for WKU staff
Employees at Western Kentucky University, from the janitors to the professors, will soon be getting a pay raise.
Group gathers to speak out against hate
A group of people gathered in Circus Square Park Saturday for a rally against hate in response to two white supremacist groups that had scheduled a private meeting in Bowling Green.
Sculpture of famous journalist from Russellville to be displayed at Newseum in Washington D.C.
A Russellville native, who was the very first black female journalist to cover the White House, will be honored with a sculpture in Washington D.C.
4 arrested on drugs charges at Warren County checkpoint
Four people were arrested following a checkpoint in Warren County Friday night.
Foster’s Football Frenzy Week Two Scoreboard
Foster’s Football Frenzy Week Two Scoreboard
Glasgow animal shelter remains full
Last weekend, BRAWA participated in the nationwide Clear the Shelters event and reached a new record total of 33 adoptions, but the joy was short lived.
Cage the Elephant concert coming to WKU
Big news was announced today on Twitter by Western Kentucky University President Tim Caboni. Cage the Elephant and President Caboni had an exchange of tweets earlier in the day that ultimately res…
Warren County to vote on local alcohol sales this November
On this November’s ballot, Warren County residents will be able to cast their vote on whether or not to make Warren County wet. By today’s noon deadline, the Warren County Clerk’s Office says they…
Bond lowered for the second time on accused sex offender
A man accused of sending an explicit photo of himself to a juvenile while he was out on bond on a first-degree rape charge involving another minor, could soon be released from jail again.
