BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – After destructive flooding, city and county government are working around the clock to push clean up, mitigation and secure funding for assistance. After five days of consistent rainfall bringing almost 11 inches of water to the already weather inundated Warren County and surrounding areas. The karst topography of Warren County is a great benefit to not…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Since rain started to fall on Wednesday, April 2, areas of Bowling Green and Warren County became impassable going into the weekend. 2025’s inclement weather so far has caused a lot of water to drain into the area’s cave system and with high ground saturation and flooded aquifers, the excess rainfall essentially has no where to…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – It’s an impressive feat, and local leaders, along with those at the state level, are proud to have the recognition. For the second year in a row now, the City of Bowling Green has been No. 1 in the country for economic growth of cities with a population of 200,000 or less. It’s something that the…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Due to increasing costs, the Warren County Regional Jail needs extra funds for operating. Cost of living adjustments for staff and medical expenses for inmates are the biggest drivers for the increase in the proposal, estimating for just over $6 million for personnel and right at $2 million for medical expenses. The jail is asking for…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center broke ground Tuesday on a new construction project that is sure to help improve operations. The Robert P. Ramsey Annex will replace the movie viewing area next to SKyPAC and stand four stories tall, housing administrative officers as well as two new rehearsal spaces and areas to build props and…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Complaints have been made concerning school zones in the city limits and therefore, increased safety measures will take place. The Bowling Green Police Department will ramp up patrols in school zones following some close calls to ensure that everyone can continue their day safely. BGPD Recruitment Sergeant Brad Hogue said that writing citations and issuing fines…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Friday, March 28 will be a day that the newest recruit officers at Bowling Green Police Department will remember for the rest of their lives after committing themselves to a career of public service and safety. BGPD added six more officers to their ranks, who are all from different walks of life, between them are nine…
MUNFORDVILLE, Ky. – On Saturday, March 29, a handful of protestors gathered in front of the Hart County Courthouse to express their concerns about the current White House administration. Judith Petersen, chairperson of the Hart County Democratic Party, organized the protest and said protestors present had many worries from education to scientific research. Signage displaying disdain for the ongoing changes…
SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – After being reported for violating a city ordinance, one nature enthusiast worked alongside city government to come up with a new city ordinance to allow natural landscapes on private property. Tosha Clark who started this project with her husband six years ago wanted to make her home inviting to box turtles which then evolved into providing a…
SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – This year is the 12th annual seminar, competition and certification event at On Point K9, bringing dozens of officers from several states to gather together and train for better public service. Police and military dogs are locators for drugs or people and to test their skill along with the handler’s competency, On Point decided 12 years ago…
