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Health News – Talking to kids about tragic news
The images and stories from Tuesday’s mass shooting at a Texas elementary school are difficult to watch and hear, especially for kids. But how do parents talk to children about it? Today’s Health News offers some expert tips on how to best talk to them.
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Gov. Beshear orders flags to half-staff to honor Uvalde victims
File PhotoFRANKFORT, Ky. – Gov. Andy Beshear has directed that flags at all state office buildings be lowered to half-staff following Tuesday’s shooting. Flags should be lowered at half-staff until sunset on Saturday, May 28 in honor and remembrance of the victims of the acts of violence perpetrated in Uvalde, Texas. Beshear posted the following reaction to the shooting Tuesday…
BGPD in search of suspects’ vehicle in homicide case
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green Police Department stated they are asking the public’s help in identifying a vehicle they say was used in a homicide case. The homicide involved the shooting death of Willie Bays inside a building on 19 E. 13th Ave. in Bowling Green on May 1. BGPD stated they searched throughout the city for video surveillance…
Sunrise Spotlight – Jason Koger, author of ‘Handed a Greater Purpose’
On today’s edition of Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, we sit down with Jason Koger — aka. ‘The Bionic Man’ — as he tells us about his new book and life as an amputee. For more information, click here.
What’s Happening SoKY – Museum For All Campaign
On this morning’s edition of What’s Happening SoKY, we sit down with Brent Bjorkman from the Kentucky Museum to discuss the Museum For All Campaign. For more information, click here. If you’re interested in donating, click here.
Voices of Honor – Bob Pitchford
Bob Pitchford volunteered for submarine service in the United States Navy because of its history going back to the Civil War. He is this week’s Voices of Honor.
Health News – Drowning is preventable
It’s a major public health issue that’s preventable. Drowning is a leading cause of death in children ages one to four. Today’s Health News has more on how to keep kids safe as the weather gets warmer.
