Author: WNKY Staff

Home Run Inn frozen pizza recalled over possible metal contamination

(Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service) WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Sunday that Home Run Inn Frozen Foods is recalling around 13,099 pounds of frozen meat pizza product that may be contaminated with materials, particularly metal. The USDA says the frozen meat pizzas were made on June…

New procedure in Bowling Green to help those with COPD/Emphysema

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A new procedure at Bowling Green’s Med Center is available to help people struggling with COPD and emphysema. This minimally invasive procedure that has been successfully performed 3 times so far at the Med Center inserts a one-way valve in one to two lobes of the lungs to allow air to flow out but not back…

Sunrise Spotlight – Teen Court

If your highschooler has an interest in the justice system, one local program might be just the thing for them. For today’s Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, Warren District Judge Kimberly Geoghegan joins us to talk Teen Court and everything you need to know to get involved. — Judge Geoghegan will be attending area schools in…

UPDATE: KSP conducting murder investigation in Olmstead

OLMSTEAD, Ky. – Kentucky State Police Trooper Daniel Priddy says KSP is in the process of a murder investigation in Logan County. Priddy stated KSP was requested by the Logan County Sheriff’s Office to investigate a murder around 3 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 13 in the Olmstead community. Logan County deputies responded to the 600 Block of Kenny Stratton Road and…

Disease that affects cattle detected in Kentucky; one case found in Hart County

FRANKFORT, Ky. – The Kentucky Department of Agriculture says two cases of a new, potentially dangerous disease of cattle has been detected in Kentucky, according to Kentucky State Veterinarian Dr. Katie Flynn. A release by the department stated Theileria orientalis Ikedia, which is a protozoon known to be carried by the Asian Longhorned tick, has been diagnosed in two beef…

PACT Act shakes veteran community

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Across the nation, veterans of the U.S. military are buzzing about the PACT Act, signed into law Wednesday by President Biden. The PACT Act addresses 23 diseases including cancer that the VA now recognizes as conditions more than likely caused by exposure to toxins while in service to the country. Things such as asthma and brain…