Warren County, KY: At least 11 people are confirmed dead after an EF3 tornado rips through South Central Kentucky early Saturday morning. Warren County Coroner, Kevin Kirby, says they are currently working on 11 weather related deaths. Kirby says several deaths came from one Bowling Green neighborhood. The Warren County Coroner’s office is currently working with other local agencies to…
The NEWS 40 team broke-down the latest on the storm damage, interviews with local authorities, and details on the state of our community. Members of the Bowling Green Police Department, as well has Jace Lux from Western Kentucky University, provided updates on efforts being done throughout the city following the devastation.
Bowling Green and surrounding areas are known for going all out for Christmas, leading to lifelong memories. News 40’s Josh Shortt has more in this Week’s Feel Good Friday.
On Today’s edition of What’s Happening SoKY, Nichole Little and Austin Rigsby join us live in-studio to talk about Raider Cast BG! Warren East’s submission to the Reach and Teach competition. For more info, click here.
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight, Pauletta Wheeler joins us live in-studio to talk about the canned food drive benefitting the Glasgow-Barren Community Soup Kitchen. For more info, click here.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — WKU Football wide receiver Jerreth Sterns was named a 2021 “The Athletic” Second Team All-American, the news outlet announced Wednesday. He is the second Hilltopper to be honored by The Athletic since the website began listing postseason teams in 2017, joining tight end Joshua Simon, who was a Second Team Freshman All-American in 2019. There are zero…
BOWLING GREEN: 49-year-old Robert Page of Bowling Green is now behind bars for murdering his father. Bowling Green Police say they received a missing person’s report 70 year old Ronald Page on Tuesday, December 7. On Wednesday, December 8, after speaking with Mr. Page’s landlord, detectives arrived at Mr. Page’s house on Park Street and found Page’s body inside. After…
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight, Yvette Slappy and Johnalma Barnett join us live in-studio to talk about the Bowling Green-Warren County African American Women’s Democratic Association’s Chili Supper for the homeless taking place this weekend. Sunrise Spotlight is brought to you by German American Bank.
On Today’s edition of What’s Happening SoKY, Jim Sears and Jim Steen join us live in-studio to talk about BG Forward’s upcoming Keep the Lights on benefit concert. For more info, click here.
