Author: WNKY Staff

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet crews prepare for weather response

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 3 has been preparing for frigid winter weather to settle into the area later today. Yesterday, Gov. Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency ahead of predicted conditions. Local District 3 areas are now under a Winter Weather Advisory by the National Weather Service – Louisville from 5 p.m. tonight until…

Sunrise Spotlight: Trolley Tours

For today’s Sunrise Spotlight, brought to you by the German American Bank, we met with Bradly Cain. He spoke to us about the Bowling Green Trolley Tours and how some changes are coming this spring. There are plans to update the Historic Railpark’s website soon to have further information on these changes.

LIVING WELL – Staying Healthy During the Holidays

Let’s face, it we tend to overindulge during the holidays, but there are ways to enjoy the season without putting on unwanted weight. In today’s Living Well, brought to you by Springhill Pharmacy, Mandy Gaither speaks with a health and fitness expert on how to avoid unwanted holiday weight gain.

What’s Happening SoKY: Refuge Bowling Green

For today’s What’s Happening SoKY, we sat down with Daniel Tarnagda from Refuge Bowling Green. He spoke to us about this amazing nonprofit that benefits local refuge’s. This organization offers a multitude of services for those just coming to the U.S and are always looking for volunteers. If you’d like to read more about some of the services they offer,…

Tops Gear Up for New Orleans Bowl Against South Alabama

NOTES & QUOTES Before Western Kentucky’s move to Conference USA in 2014, the Tops and Jags were league rivals in the Sun Belt Conference. South Alabama joined the Sun Belt in 2012 and would only face the Hilltoppers one time in the 2013 matchup. The New Orleans Bowl will mark the final game of senior Juwuan Jones’ career at WKU. Jones has…

Ghee Brothers to Join EKU Football

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Earlier today, Warren East’s Simon Ghee signed his letter of intent to play at Eastern Kentucky. Just before he put pen to paper, the star senior announced that his brother, Isaiah, will be joining him on his journey to Richmond. The twins bond continues to grow as the two will continue their journey together at the…

Emergency management announces winter weather, shelter updates for Warren County

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – Warren County has several warming shelters available amid the upcoming winter weather predicted to hit our area. Bowling Green-Warren County Emergency Management has released an update concerning the dangerous conditions we may see. Emergency management says cold temperatures will impact our area tomorrow afternoon into the evening and overnight hours. These temperatures will be in the…

Man arrested after student allegedly overdoses at Logan Co. High School

RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. – A man is behind bars after authorities say a student allegedly overdosed at Logan County High School. On Monday, Dec. 19, South Central Kentucky Drug Task Force agents assisted the Logan County Sheriff’s Department and EMS for a suspected overdose call at Logan County High School. Authorities say the student had been unconscious and was given several…

WCSO: Animals removed from land due to neglect

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – The Warren County Sheriff’s Office says it has removed several animals from a residence due to neglect. Several goats, donkeys and at least one pig roamed the area, causing a safety hazard to themselves and disrupting neighbors, authorities say. The Warren County Sheriff’s Office says it temporarily moved the animals to a safe location. Authorities say…

Mammoth Cave to close roads ahead of winter weather

MAMMOTH CAVE, Ky. – Mammoth Cave National Park is closing several roads in anticipation of predicted winter weather. Flint Ridge Road, Dennison Ferry Road, Joppa Ride Road and Houchins Ferry Road are closed Friday, Dec. 23. The secondary roads will remain closed until park crews determine they are safe to reopen for public use. Park operations and facilities will reopen…