Author: Riley Guertin

The DOE dispute doesn’t mean loan forgiveness

Rumors about student loan payments are circulating online as the Trump administration targets the Department of Education. One involves the privacy protections in the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. A court case alleges the Department of Government Efficiency risks unlawful disclosure of data because of how it’s reviewing DOE systems. Some comments online hypothesize that this could allow borrowers…

Sunrise Spotlight: How to support Brave Hearts for American Heart Month

On today’s Sunrise Spotlight, News 40’s Ashlee Wilson is sitting down with Kara and Rykar Ainsley to discuss our local chapter of Brave Hearts through the Norton Children’s Heart Institute. Brave Hearts is a support group of local families united by their children’s fight to overcome a complex congenital heart defect. You can learn more about this project by clicking…

Pet of the Day: Sage

It is now time for your Pet of the Day, brought to you by Morgantown Bank and Trust, and today we’d like you to meet Sage. This sweet girl has had a tough start to her life according to the shelter, but is still full of joy and love. Sage is enthusiastic and is a lover of belly rubs, playtime,…

CDC warns on flu season rise, intensity

Officials say flu season is bad this year. In the U.S., it has surged to a second peak. Going by hospitalizations, this is the worst it’s been since about 2017. But looking at doctor and clinic visits, those haven’t been this high since 2009. The positivity rate is also very high. A rate of more than 10 to 15 percent…

Pet of the Day: Clara

It is now time for your Pet of the Day brought to you by Morgantown Bank and Trust and today we’d like you to meet Clara. This kitten is shy around new people but has really started to come out of her shell. Once she gets a bit comfortable, all she wants is pets and love. Clara needs someone who…

Soky’s Choice: Sip & Paint at White Squirrel Brewery

For this week’s edition of Soky’s Choice, brought to you by JC Kirby and Son, News 40’s Tommy Modeszto is sitting down with AmVets Post 130’s Gerald Mounce. Together, they discussed an upcoming Sip and Paint, aimed to benefit those in need. The Sip and Paint will be held on Saturday, February 15th at White Squirrel Brewery. The event will…

Sunrise Spotlight: Support the Centers for Hope

On today’s Sunrise Spotlight, News 40’s Ashlee Wilson is sitting down with Olivia Reed, the Community Engagement Coordinator for the Centers for Hope. Together, they talked about a silent auction and dinner aimed to benefit the organization. The Centers for Hope offer pregnancy services, individual, marriage, and group counseling for a variety of life circumstances and seasons. You can learn…

One injured in Glasgow accident

GLASGOW, Ky.- The Glasgow Police Department says they responded to East Main Street about an injury accident Monday. Officers say they determined that a 2009 Volkswagen, operated by Robin McPeak was traveling eastbound on Main Street. That’s when McPeak struck a 2018 Jeep operated by Lisa Hardin, who was stopped for traffic. Seatbelts were in use according to police. Lisa…

Hope for kids with peanut allergies

There’s hope for kids with peanut allergies. A new study by the National Institutes Of Health found children with allergies who gradually ate increasing amounts of peanut butter over 18 months eventually could eat 3 full tablespoons of peanut butter without an allergic reaction. This method worked for 100 percent of the kids in the study. However, the treatment should…