Author: WNKY Staff

Furniture donations reach Kentucky tornado victims

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Today, trucks filled with hundreds of pieces of furniture for tornado survivors began arriving in Kentucky. The trucks were delivered by the National Baptist Convention of America out of Louisville and unloaded today in Bowling Green. The trailers were filled with living room, dining room, bedroom and patio furniture, all from an anonymous donor. Each family…

Girl Scout cookie season begins with annual cookie drop

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – It’s a day many of us wait for, and it has finally arrived! The Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana officially kick off the cookie season with the annual cookie drop. Hundreds of boxes of Girl Scout Cookies, including Thin Mints, Samoas, Do-si-dos and the new Adventurefuls were delivered to the SOKY Marketplace this morning. “Our booth sales…

Man in Bowling Green arrested for EPO violation

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A man was arrested Monday in Bowling Green after violating an EPO granted earlier this month. According to an arrest citation, an officer from the Bowling Green Police Department made contact with the petitioner of the EPO, who had been contacted by Richard Bruce, 64, the respondent. The officer confirmed the petitioner received a video call…

County clerk encourages renewal of March and April tags online

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – According to a Twitter post by Warren County Clerk Lynette Yates, it’s a busy time of year at the clerk’s office. If your tags expire in April or March, you may want to save time and renew online at drive.ky.gov. The exception is boat renewals, which will need to be done in person at the clerk’s…

Gov. Beshear pauses weekly COVID conferences

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Good news tonight from Gov. Andy Beshear, who said every metric associated with COVID-19 is on the decline. Just a couple hours ago, Beshear gave his final weekly COVID update. The governor was happy to report that the state’s positivity rate is just over four percent, and two thirds of all Kentuckians have been vaccinated. “While this…