FRANKFORT, Ky. – At the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History, Governor Andy Beshear delivered his State of the Commonwealth Address for 2026, giving Kentuckians a look at what the year holds. “I am proud to report once again that the state of our Commonwealth remains strong, but our Commonwealth and our country are facing serious new challenges, and…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green City Commission held a working session to hear from Bowling Green Parks and Rec about their master plan, and what the future of parks will look like in the city. “Because of their input, we didn’t only get a first class plan, we got a pathway for at least our ten year future,…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Downtown BGKY is reflecting on a successful 2025 and preparing for 2026. This past year saw the launch of the Downtown Academy, a partnership with Western Kentucky University, allowing students to explore what the downtown area has to offer. 2025 also saw involvement in What Could BG Be, as we look forward to what the year…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – SOKY Indivisible held a protest in Bowling Green Monday afternoon, making their voices heard on the recent conflict in Venezuela. Surrounding the four corners of Nashville Road and Campbell Lane’s intersection, the protest focused on the recent U.S. capture of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro over the weekend. We spoke to a first-time protestor, who initially stopped…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – At Just Love Coffee Cafe on Scottsville Road, the Bowling Green League of Bicyclists met up this morning to kick off the new year with a ride around town. “This is an annual event that we do, first day of the year, just to kick off the riding season, get the new year started right… and…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Kentucky Department of Public Health confirmed the first pediatric flu death in the Commonwealth this season, and now Norton Children’s Hospital is offering ways to protect you and your family as we enter the new year. A Kenton County Child who did not receive the flu vaccine unfortunately died recently. With this flu outbreak going…
GLASGOW, Ky. – A local organization that helps the LGBTQ+ community in Barren County has partnered with a food pantry to host a food drive. Glasgow Pride hosted their Pride and Plenty Food Drive at The Hive Coffee and Bakehouse in downtown Glasgow Monday evening. The drive helps benefit AJ’s Grace, a food pantry run by local favorite restaurant AJ’s…
FRANKLIN, Ky. – An annual Simpson County favorite is back, and this year, it’s setting the stage for a big 2026 for Franklin Simpson Parks and Recreation. “This is our fourth year of the event, and it keeps growing each year, thanks to the generous sponsors in our community. That allows us to make it available for free. We do…
GLENDALE, Ky. – Ford is shifting gears on its electric vehicle plans, and that move impacts a plant right here in Kentucky. Now, Governor Andy Beshear says he’s going to make sure employees that are laid off have jobs. During his Team Kentucky update Thursday, Beshear discussed Ford’s decision to split from BlueOval SK, saying the company will now take…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The City-County Planning Commission of Bowling Green and Warren County held a meeting Thursday… including a public hearing on a lot at 1337 Cardinal Way. The lot, previously owned by Tommy Duffer, who passed away in May, was auctioned by Vette City Real Estate and sold to a local developer called Two Toms. Residents raised concerns…
