Author: WNKY Staff

LIVING WELL – Nicotine Gummies

On today’s Living Well, Mandy Gaither tells us about a “public health crisis” just waiting to happen. That’s how the u-s food and drug administration commissioner described nicotine gummies when it comes to our nation’s youth  

Interstate 65 project to impact traffic in Simpson County

SIMPSON COUNTY, Ky. – A road project to rehabilitate and resurface Interstate 65 in Simpson County will cause a large traffic impact beginning Tuesday, Sept. 20. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 3 stated lane closures are in place between the Kentucky-Tennessee line at mile point 0.0 and the Warren County line at mile point 13. The Kentucky Welcome Center will…

Beshear working to bring hydrogen investments, jobs to Kentucky

File PhotoFRANKFORT, Ky. – Gov. Andy Beshear said Monday he was working to bring more jobs and investments in hydrogen. The governor is working with governors from Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin to form a Midwest Hydrogen Coalition, which will provide regional plans for a strong hydrogen market. The governor’s office stated in a release that this market…

Police searching for man after brother injured in shooting

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – The Warren County Sheriff’s Office says they are searching for a man after his brother was shot this morning. Authorities say the shooting was located in the 3000 block of Hunts Bend Road. The WCSO, along with EMS, responded around 11:36 a.m. to River Place for a gunshot victim who was being driven there by a…

Groove & Glow brings Glasgow community together

GLASGOW, Ky. – Glasgow’s Groove and Glow kicked off for a second time to light up the sky! April Russell of Entertain Glasgow said the event is the biggest the group does for the year to bring the community out where everything is free. “We want to essentially throw a party for the community,” said Russell. The event included food…

Scottsville celebrates 40th Jacksonian Festival

SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – Scottsville celebrated its 40th year of the Jacksonian Festival this past Saturday. Rogerlynne Briddon of the Scottsville City Council said this event first started in 1982, honoring a historic hotel that once stood in Scottsville named the Jacksonian. The hotel was around the turn of the century and lasted all the way through, until about the late…

PET OF THE DAY – JOISE

ON TODAY’S PET OF THE DAY, WE FEATURE JOISE! JOISE IS 2 MONTHS OLD, SHE IS SHY, QUITE , AND CURIOUS ABOUT THE WORLD SHE IS IN. YOU CAN ADOPT JOISE TODAY FROM THE BOWLING GREEN WARREN COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY.