Author: WNKY Staff
Health News – Could COVID restrictions ease?
The U.S. is now averaging more than 385,000 new COVID-19 cases daily, according to Johns Hopkins University. That’s a drop of 37% since last week. That has some health experts rethinking the benchmark used to measure the state of COVID-19. Today’s Health News takes a look at why federal health officials are not ready to ease restrictions despite the optimistic…
Hilltoppers Rout Charlotte 78-59 for First True Road Win
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — WKU Hilltopper Basketball led wire-to-wire Thursday night, snapping a five-game losing streak with a dominant 78-59 road win at Charlotte. The Hilltoppers (11-11, 3-6 Conference USA) jumped all over the 49ers out of the gate and eventually led by 26 in the final three minutes. It was WKU’s first true road win of the season, coming at Halton…
Lady Toppers Fall in Overtime Thriller
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Another tough battle ended in a loss for WKU women’s basketball. The Lady Toppers dropped a 79-74 decision to Charlotte on Thursday afternoon in overtime. After falling behind by 10 in overtime, WKU battled back to get within one with 40 seconds left but were unable to complete comeback. “This one stinks, because they did everything well…
Sunrise Spotlight – Severe weather safety with BGFD
In today’s Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, Katie McKee with the Bowling Green Fire Department joins us in-studio to tell us where you should seek shelter in the event of a severe storm.
What’s Happening SoKY – Yoga classes with Community Education
Susan Polk with Be Happy Yoga and Salt Cave joins us in-studio to talk about the yoga and mindfulness classes being offered by Community Education. For more information, click here.
Health News – Keeping goals with your kids
At the start of a new year, many adults make goals for themselves. But kids can aim to be better, too. And while this time of the new year is typically when people give up on resolutions, working together as a family may give you the push that’s needed to succeed. Today’s Health News has more.
ACS’ Chloe Cook leads Lady Patriots after missed season due to COVID-19
SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – ACS lady Patriot Chloe Cook is in the midst of her senior year. In fact, she’s the team sole senior. “I kinda have enjoyed being the only senior because it gives me that sense of, I have to be a leader and I need to do this for my team,” Cook said. “And it’s really made me step…
High School Basketball 2/2/22
SCORES Greenwood 60 at South Warren 50
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