GLASGOW, Ky – Thursday night at Beaver Trail Park in Glasgow, a community candlelight vigil was held in honor for Elijah Heacock to help spread awareness towards suicide prevention and sextortion. Many people from the community showed up to give to their support to the Heacock family and others who have lost loved ones. “Tonight’s just more about prevention. It’s…
The Warren County Conservatives hosted an event on Tuesday night at Phil Moore Park intended to give District 6 a chance to get to know their magistrate candidates. Attendees were served coffee and pie and heard answers to questions posed to each candidate. “It pretty much just gave. They spent the past several days knocking on doors and talking to…
LOUSIVILLE, Ky – Norton Children’s Hospital warns about the risks of teens turning to AI chatbots for advice and support. Health experts say AI isn’t good or bad on its own, what matters is how teens are using it. Interactions with chatbots can feel private and nonjudgmental, but experts warn it can become a problem if AI starts replacing human…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky – The Bowling Green Police Department has implemented a new dispatch system designed to help manage non-emergency calls. BGPD has begun using artificial intelligence to answer certain non-emergency calls coming into the department. Public Information Officer, Ronnie Ward, said the AI dispatcher can determine whether a call is an emergency that needs immediate attention from an officer…
EDMONSON COUNTY, Ky. – The Lions Club announced it is in the early stages of building a new amphitheater in Edmonson County. The Quarry Amphitheater will be an outdoor venue located on Fairgrounds Road south of Brownsville. The plans for the amphitheater are to have live music, festivals and community gatherings while creating a family-friendly environment. During the early stages…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky – Bowling Green Neighborhood and Community Services is hosting its annual Over 50 Citizen Academy from Mar. 5 through Mar. 11. The academy is a four and a half day program that starts on Thursday, March 5th, and is scheduled to end the following Wednesday. The program is designed for Bowling Green residents age 50 or older…
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Good news for coffee lovers, as a new study shows caffeine may help lower the risk of dementia. Norton Health Care says that the study is still not definitive, but there are signs that show that people who drink 2 to 3 cups of caffeinated coffee a day have an 18% lower risk of dementia compared to…
HORSE CAVE, Ky. – On Saturday, history was on the line in Horse Cave as the Caverna Colonels boys’ basketball team were eyeing to win the school’s first District 18 Championship since 2016. While their opponents, the LaRue County Hawks were eyeing to get win number nine in 10 years. Coming out of halftime, the game was tied at 20…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky – Natcher Elementary School celebrated Black History Month today with a high-energy Black fraternity and sorority showcase. The school’s gym was packed with preschool through sixth-grade students, as members of Western Kentucky University’s Black Greek organizations took the floor. Organizers of the event said the purpose was to provide the students access to a culture that they…
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – With February being American Heart Month, Norton Children’s Hospital has advice on monitoring the heart health of children. The hospital says of the 350,000 cardiac arrest events that happen every year, more than 7,000 of those involve children. They added on average, one in every 70 schools will have a cardiac arrest event, but due to Kentucky…
