Author: Krista Garrison

Teen accused of shooting at liquor salespeople for not selling him alcohol

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A 19-year-old is arrested after police say he shot at store workers in a parking lot after they refused to sell him alcohol. According to his citation, Malik Brown is accused of going through the drive through at E.Z. Liquors to purchase alcohol. The property owner, Jeff Mills, told police their request for a  proper identification…

Group wants to beautify gateways to Bowling Green

BOWLNG GREEN, Ky. – Soon you might notice that the interchanges in Bowling Green look very different. A non-profit is working to beautify I-65. Right now, a project is underway on the interchanges on I-65 in Warren County called BeautifI-65 where a local non-profit, Operation Pride, will be putting up trees, flags and signs to welcome drivers to the community….

69 inmates, 5 deputies test positive for COVID19 at Hart County Jail

MUNFORDVILLE, Ky. – The Hart County Jail has seen an outbreak of COVID positive inmates, although a large percentage are asymptomatic, according to the Jailer. Last week, a few inmates started feeling sick and received positive tests. As a precaution, Hart County Jailer Israel Bergenson decided to have the whole jail tested for the virus. When results came back, 69…

Glasgow Police give $100 to unsuspecting drivers at traffic stops

GLASGOW, Ky. – Typically when you see a police officer pulling you over you may be nervous for the ticket you are about to receive, but Tuesday night people in Glasgow received something else from officers that brightened their holiday season. This is the 4th year that Riverlake Church in Glasgow has partnered with the Glasgow Police Department to hand…

Non-profits hope people participate in Giving Tuesday

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – If the holiday season has you in a generous mood, today is Giving Tuesday and local non-profits need your help. Giving Tuesday is a holiday set aside to remind people to donate money, time or whatever are able to whatever cause you find worthy. For some, that may mean supporting local businesses, while others may donate…

Sheriff: Dump truck smashes vehicle after brakes fail

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Tuesday morning, a collision involving a dump truck stopped traffic one way on Scottsville Road for nearly an hour. According to Warren County Sheriff Brett Hightower, the driver of the dump truck told law enforcement his brakes quit working as he neared the intersection of Interstate 165 and Scottsville Road. The driver then tried to turn…

Popular coffee shop supports local artisans

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Starting last Saturday, Spencer’s Coffee downtown is hosting about a dozen local artisans. After Gov. Andy Beshear closed down dining inside of restaurants recently, the owner of Spencer’s, Justin Shepherd decided he would use the empty space to help local artisans sell their products. Multiple local creators have set up shop inside of Spencer’s so people…

Dump truck carrying gravel overturns

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Emergency crews responded at about 9 a.m. Tuesday morning to a two-vehicle wreck at the intersection of Interstate 165 and Scottsville Road after a dump truck carrying gravel appeared to have overturned onto another vehicle and spilled its load. The driver of the passenger vehicle was able to walk to a waiting stretcher and was taken…

Logan County escaped inmate found dead

OLMSTEAD, Ky. – Kentucky State Police have identified the remains of a man found Sunday in a field on Watermelon Road. Sunday morning the Logan County Sheriff’s Office asked for state police to respond to a death investigation. State police have identified the remains as Jason Stratton, 48, of Elkton, Ky. According to Kentucky State Trooper Daniel Priddy, Stratton was…