Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – Dieting for Dollars
Saying goodbye to 2020 means saying goodbye to the ‘quarantine 20’ you may have gained or didn’t get around to losing last year. These days there are so many ways to help you lose weight, but as today’s Living Well explains: money talks.
U.S. Attorney Russell Coleman resigns effective Jan. 20
FRANKFORT, Ky. – U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky Russell Coleman submitted his resignation letter Monday to President Donald Trump, effective Jan. 20. “Today I submitted my resignation to the President and Acting Attorney General, effective Jan. 20. For a guy whose childhood dream job as an FBI Agent ended early due to a spinal injury, serving as…
Sunrise Spotlight – BGPR inclusive playground
Bowling Green Parks and Recreation is in the process of building a brand new inclusive playground for children with special needs at Roland Bland Park. We spoke with Brent Belcher about the plans in this edition of Sunrise Spotlight.
Monday Motivator – It’s All Gravy with Teresa
During this period of quarantine, a local mother and her child have teamed up to create an online cooking show! Teresa Blair Reno is the former owner and chef of Teresa’s in Bowling Green, and has now taken her talents to her personal kitchen. To see the show, click here.
Living Well – Can vaccines stop new coronavirus strains?
While two coronavirus vaccines continue to rollout across the United States, two new variants of the virus have emerged. The question now: can the current vaccine fight the new strains? Today’s Living Well has more.
Med Center Health now offering vaccines to people over 70 and school personnel
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Medical Center at Bowling Green is continuing to vaccinate healthcare personnel included in the state’s Phase 1a. The Medical Center has been authorized by the Kentucky Department of Public Health to move into Phase 1b which includes first responders, anyone at least age 70 and K-12 school personnel, according to a Twitter post from Med…
Kentucky sees 15,403 new COVID cases in three days
FRANKFORT, Ky. – On Friday, Gov. Andy Beshear announced the third-highest ever report of new COVID-19 cases, surpassed only by the Jan. 7 and Jan. 6 reports. The Governor has reported 15,403 new COVID-19 cases in just three days. “We are at a really tough point once again in our war against COVID-19. We have successfully stopped three waves of this virus, but we…
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