Author: Krista Garrison

Man shot in Bowling Green, no suspect

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Police are in search of a suspect involved in a shooting that occurred at University Liquors on Adams Street. Officials say the victim, Eugene Greer, and his friend were walking out of the store when Greer says he heard gunshots and felt one strike him in the leg. EMS responded to the scene and took Greer…

Fatal crash claims life of a Bowling Green man

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green Police Department shut down a portion of Louisville Road near the I-65 exit this morning for a two-car collision reconstruction. According to the department, Tyler Bealmear, 27, of Bowling Green was traveling south on Louisville Road when he left the roadway and struck the median cross-over. His truck was then struck by another…

Warren County man arrested after child claims he groped her breast

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A Warren County man is behind bars after a child claims he groped her breast. Johnathan Wood, 24, admitted to grabbing the minor’s chest to wake her up and then admitted to groping a second juvenile according to his citations. The citation also states Wood apologized to one of the minor’s mothers as he was taken…

Counterfeit $100 bills found in Allen County

SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – If you have a one-hundred-dollar bill laying around, or in your wallet, you may want to double check to make sure it isn’t a fake. The Scottsville Police Department sent out a message on Facebook warning the public of some fake currency making its way around the area. The post stated that they “wanted to make everyone…

Bowling Green recognized nationally for economic development

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce has been recognized yet again as one of the nation’s top areas attracting corporate facility investment. According to a press release from the Bowling Area Green Chamber of Commerce, the city ranked third among communities with populations less than 200,000 for total economic development projects in 2019. This is…

Jury finds Jackie Mutter of Allen County not guilty of murder

UPDATE: Jury reaches a not guilty verdict for Jackie Mutter for a murder charge. SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – A jury is deliberating in a case against an Allen County man charged with murder in the 2017 shooting death of Wendell O. Jackson. According to Commonwealth Attorney Corey Morgan, Jackie Mutter sat before a jury over the past week after pleading not…

New roundabouts approved for Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – More roundabouts are coming to Bowling Green with hopes of speeding up traffic in a residential area. The Bowling Green City Commissioners voted to install two new roundabouts near Old Morgantown Road and to enhance an existing roundabout at the intersection of Crossings Blvd and Chasefield Avenue. These new roundabouts will be at the intersections of…

Three men behind bars charged with strangulation

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Three men are behind bars two counties in South Central Kentucky on charges of strangulation. In Logan County, Jerry Stavely is accused of strangling his girlfriend and biting her multiple times. According to his citation, when deputies made contact with Stavely, he resisted arrest and had to be tased by law enforcement. Stavely is lodged in…

Warren County Sheriff outlines 2020 vision

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – After releasing his first annual report for 2019, Sheriff Brett Hightower is looking forward to making further improvements to the Sheriff’s office throughout the rest of 2020. Wednesday, at a Bowling Green Rotary Club meeting, Hightower spoke on the annual report of 2019 and the expectations for 2020 saying a branding change is coming soon. According…

Co-owner of Motorsports track at old landfill responds to public concerns

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Concerned neighbors of Glen Lily Road met Monday night at Barren River Baptist Church to discuss their feelings about a new GNCC Motorsports Park set to come to property around the old landfill. Residents filled chairs and voiced concerns, acknowledging noise, traffic, and sanitation of the area. Gary Sullivan, a resident of Glen Lily Road, believes…