BOWLING GREEN, Ky: The Bowling Green Police Department confirms that there is only one reported person still missing after Saturday’s deadly tornadoes. 13 year-old Nyssa Brown is the seventh member of the Brown family who lived in the Moss Creek area. The Warren County Coroner says the other members of the family, 36-year-old Rachel Brown, 35-year-old Steven Brown, Steven’s mother Victoria…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Throughout the rest of the week, Disabled American Veterans will be at the Veterans Alliance Center on Bypass 31-W. The DAV has care packages and as well as checks to veterans who were affected by the tornadoes. There are $500 checks for food and clothing, in addition to $1,000 checks for housing needs. DAV National Supervisor Gerry…
WARREN COUNTY, Ky: The number of people dead after a tornado hits Warren County is now at 16 confirmed fatalities. Warren County Coroner, Kevin Kirby, tells News40 that 67 year-old Terry Martin Jayne was helping with clean-up efforts when he suffered a heart attack in Warren County. Jayne was rushed to the Medical Center in Bowling Green where he was…
The deadly storm and its wake have tested the community spirit of Bowling Green. The people of Bowling Green responded with a resounding message of hope. SoKY Sunrise’s Tej Joshi shares some voices of hope in this special segment.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Some good news for one local Christmas attraction. The SoKY Ice Rink in downtown Bowling Green has returned to its normal hours of operation. The rink was closed for a few days in the immediate aftermath of the tornado, but is now open as a place to rekindle any lost Christmas cheer. Hours of operation for…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Several local theater groups are working to bring a sense of hope to Bowling Green. The Public Theatre of Kentucky was originally set to perform their wintertime show, ‘The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,’ over the weekend. Due to the weekend storm, it has been postponed to Thursday, Dec. 16th at 7:30 p.m at the Phoenix Theater….
FEMA Public Information Officer Nate Custer joined us in the SoKY Sunrise Studio this morning, and he explained the importance of registering with FEMA if you have damage to any of your property. To register with FEMA, you can visit their website or call them at (800) 621-3362. For more information from Nate Custer watch his full interview with SoKY…
The Fountain Square Players are hosting a donation drive alongside their performance of A Christmas Carol. Saturday’s performance was canceled because of the recent storms, and it has been rescheduled for this Thursday evening. The theater troupe is asking all patrons to bring non-perishable foods to the Capitol Theater ahead of the performance. Mitchell Berman from The Fountain Square Players…
Crossland Community Church has had teams of volunteers helping with cleanup and recovery efforts since Saturday morning. Tyler Lindsey and TJ Massey from the church joined us in the SoKY Sunrise studio to describe what their teams are doing, and why they feel compelled to volunteer.
Meteorologist Darius Mack explains ways to stay safe during severe weather events. From knowing your safe space to understanding the difference between watches and warnings, Darius breaks it all down alongside SoKY Sunrise Host Tej Joshi.
