FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. – Tomorrow at 5:30 p.m., First Lady Jill Biden will arrive in Fort Campbell, Ky. The visit is part of the White House’s Joining Forces Initiative and to meet with families of soldiers, some of whom are deployed to Europe in support of NATO.
Gellhaus has been located, according to a release. CAVE CITY, Ky. – On Tuesday, March 8, the Barren County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a missing Cave City man. Gregory “Brandon” Gellhaus, 36, was last seen at approximately 5:00 a.m. on March 2 when he exited his apartment in Cave City, Ky. according to a release. He was last…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A creative campaign to get money directly into the hands of Ukrainians facing Russia’s invasion is getting support from around the world and at here at home. The popular booking app, Airbnb, is serving as a direct tool to send immediate relief to Ukrainians. People around the world are booking overnight stays at rentals in Ukraine…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Warren County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public’s help to locate a suspect who stole lumber from the 400 block of Loving Road, according to a post on their social media. If you have information, contact the WCSO at 270-842-1633.
In this week’s Hidden Hero, we take a trip down to Scottsville to talk to the folks who own Need More Acres Farm. They do great things for the community in more ways than one.
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, Dr. Christy Spurlock joins us in-studio to talk about the significance of Women’s History Month and some of the exhibits honoring women at the Kentucky Museum. For more info, click here.
Get ready to rock! On today’s SoKY’s Choice, Matt DeVore joins us in-studio to talk all about the Bowling Green Rock Band Academy and their upcoming winter showcase. For more info, click here.
A group of attorneys general in several states across the country have opened an investigation into whether the video-sharing platform TikTok is harmful for children. An investigation last year looked into Instagram for similar concerns. Today’s Health News has more on the concerns and what parents need to know to keep kids safe.
FRANKFORT, Ky. – Senate Bill 381 would require employers to have a severe weather plan in order to protect their employees. According to the Kentucky General Assembly website, the bill would not allow employers to punish employees who leave or don’t show to work if inclement weather is approaching. The bill was introduced in the Senate to the Committee on…
