GLASGOW, Ky. – The Glasgow Police Department is “Cramming the Cruiser” with school supplies to support students and teachers at Barren County Schools and Glasgow city schools. Law enforcement from both agencies gathered to accept the donations on Friday. From notebooks and colored pencils to folders and more, the donations will make a huge difference in local classrooms. Officers say…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – One in five people will develop skin cancer by the age of 70, but experts say it doesn’t happen overnight. According to health professionals, skin cancer evolves slowly over time—unless you take steps to protect your skin. Surgeon Robert Skaggs of the Kentucky Skin Cancer Center warns that UV rays are always present, even on cloudy…
WARREN COUNTY, Ky.- Concerns are rising as Ring camera users take to social media, reporting suspicious activity on a system designed to keep homes safe. Recent hacking incidents have been reported in Hendersonville, Tennessee, and even a little closer to home. Sheriff Brett Hightower of the Warren County Sheriff’s Office is urging residents to take precautions with their devices. “With…
BARREN COUNTY, KY.- Last July, TJ Regional Health introduced a groundbreaking form of medical technology that is changing the future of lung cancer screenings. Dr. Omar Mahmoud, a specialist in pulmonary disease and critical care medicine, explains the benefits of robotic-assisted bronchoscopy in diagnosing small lesions. This minimally invasive procedure allows doctors to reach and biopsy lung nodules earlier and…
RUSSELLVILLE, KY.- In Logan County, the summer celebration Kentuckians have been waiting for is on the way. The annual 8th of August celebration is back in Russellville, bringing the community limitless family fun. We spoke to a prominent member of the community, and he shares why it’s not only important to celebrate the history of African Americans, but it’s also…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Thanks to support from Tennessee Valley Authority, Kentucky Kids on the Block held a special camp that gave children a unique chance to write, create and perform their own stories. The goal: to share valuable life lessons with their peers through theater and storytelling. Fifth grader Sutton Gilliam said the experience taught lessons some kids might…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – While summer is the perfect season for spending time outside, the extreme heat we’re about to experience could be very dangerous. Advanced EMT Stephen Parrot with Medical Center EMS warns that high heat indexes—reaching into the 110s and even 115 degrees—make it unsafe to be outdoors for extended periods. “Everybody thinks they can keep going without…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Access can make a massive difference in a child’s life — and one local park is leading the way. The Parker-Bennett Community Center playground is now accessible to all children thanks to a $400,000 investment from the city. Parks and Recreation staff will use the funds to create a safe and inclusive environment. One mother, Shalana Page,…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Due to the large amount of rain seen in the spring, experts say the summer will bring an explosion in insect activity. From spiders to mosquitoes, homeowners can expect a significant increase in pests. Jimmy Blankenship, owner of Guarantee Pest Control, says the rise in the water table is already making spiders more prolific than in…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- If you’re local, for a fun and exciting way to kick off back-to-school season, look no further. Mount Zion Baptist Church is teaming up with the Bowling Green Police Department for their annual Back-to-School Block Party. The event will provide 500 free backpacks and school supplies for students from kindergarten through college. Attendees will also have a…
