Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – Twindemic avoided
There’s some good news amid the pandemic: health experts say the ‘twindemic’ of high influenza and COVID-19 case numbers that they’d feared so far hasn’t materialized. But the country isn’t out of the woods yet. Today’s Living Well explains.
VIP – Tori Henninger, Barren River Area Safe Space
For this week’s VIP interview, WNKY’s Josh Shortt talks with Tori Henninger from Barren River Area Safe Space, Inc. about how the Coronavirus pandemic has impacted the services they offer to the community.
Voices of Honor – Alex Sewell
For this week’s Voices of Honor, Alex Sewell recounts his time serving in Iraq, as well as the lessons learned and importance of serving others.
Sunrise Spotlight – Phase 1B vaccine update
In this edition of Sunrise Spotlight, we catch up with Stacey Biggs from T.J. Samson Regional Health to discuss rollout of the Phase 1B vaccine. To learn more, click here.
Living Well – Stress & vaccine response
As the coronavirus vaccine becomes available to more Americans, a new study suggests your mental and physical health can affect how your body reacts to the vaccine. Today’s Living Well explains.
Kentucky State Police troopers detailed to presidential inauguration
Kentucky State Police troopers in Washington D.C. prepare for inauguration.FRANKFORT, Ky. – A unit of 44 Kentucky State Police Troopers will join local, state and federal law enforcement agencies from across the country to provide security at the Presidential Inauguration in Washington, DC on January 20. The troopers will be temporarily sworn in as local officers giving them arrest powers…
Let’s Make A Meal – Cheese Queen BG
From cured meats to an assortment of cheeses, charcuterie boards feature a variety of delicious ingredients. Rajna Bulut is a local charcuterie board expert known as the Cheese Queen of Bowling Green. In this week’s Let’s Make A Meal, WNKY’s Tej Joshi sat down with her to learn about the tasty boards and the design work that goes into making…
Sunrise Spotlight – WKU prepares for spring semester
Today is the first day back to school for Western Kentucky University students, and it’s another semester with questions surrounding on-campus activities as the pandemic continues. In this edition of Sunrise Spotlight, we spoke with President Dr. Timothy Caboni about some of those questions.
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