BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – You have probably seen plenty of missing cat and missing dog posters all over town and on social media. You may have even gone through the terrifying experience of losing a pet yourself. But one local man is missing something a little more exotic, right here in Bowling Green. Jack Lesieur has been outside whistling his…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Cooler weather is here and that means rodents, especially mice, are making their way into people homes, garages and barns. But the Bowling Green-Warren County Humane Society has a solution for people living on two acres or more. Barn cats. They are free, come spayed or neutered and fully vaccinated at the Bowling Green Warren County…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The census is nearly over, but there are still numerous people here who haven’t responded, according to the Census Bureau As of Thursday, the state self-response rate is 68%, which does not include bureau assisted response. The census numbers are responsible for representation in Congress and the allocation of billions of federal dollars. “People have had adequate…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – You have likely seen masks on the ground in parking lots or on roads, but what happens to those masks when it rains? According to Andrea Strange with Warren County Stormwater, our cave systems and streams are where those littered masks often end up. “If it doesn’t get caught up in our storm sewer infrastructures, it…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Property tax season starts tomorrow and the Warren County Sheriff’s Office is making it easier to turn in payments. With property taxes, as always you can mail in your payment or drop it off in person, but this year, the sheriff’s office is offering a more COVID-friendly way of turning it in that doesn’t involve a…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Leaders from across Bowling Green are examining how the city and local non-profits can better serve those experiencing material poverty. Material poverty includes food insecurity, homelessness, and hunger. The effort to help those in need is underway in Bowling Green to align many different groups under one goal. One in four people living in Bowling Green…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A local school is benefiting from a financial literacy program funded by a nearby bank franchise. German American Bank, in an effort to support local schools and workforce development, has announced the bank will be sponsoring a financial literacy program for Glasgow Independent Schools. The goal of the program is to equip high school students with…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – This week, if you decided go for a drive when it’s dark out, swing by one of the Bowling Green Fire Department’s and check out their lights. BGFD is taking part in a national campaign to Light the Night with red. The campaign is through the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation that encourages fire departments and landmark…
SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – Med Center Health is introducing Diversey’s MoonBeam3 short-wave ultraviolet light disinfection device in its rural hospitals. Hospitals have been a place many people have avoided since the beginning of the pandemic. But with many different and extensive cleaning protocols, people are feeling safer utilizing services of local health centers. The Medical Center at Scottsville, Franklin, Caverna and…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – As National Forensics Week draws to close tomorrow, WNKY takes you inside the state’s largest crime lab for a behind the scenes look at how science answers the questions criminals leave behind at crime scenes. Many techniques for test fires, such as firing a bullet into water are used by forensics analysts to find out which…
