BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A Bowling Green man charged Tuesday with a variety of crimes including methamphetamine trafficking is now also facing federal charges related to the same case. Robert D. Thomason, 39, 1033 Clarence Odell Road, was arrested Tuesday following two covert drug purchases, according to a release from the Bowling Green-Warren County Drug Task Force. A Kentucky State…
For this week’s VIP interview, WNKY’s Josh Shortt talks with Casey Rice from Hope House about how the Coronavirus pandemic has impacted the services they offer to the community. Hope House is a faith-based community development organization that works in crisis assistance, jobs training, and addiction recovery, among other services.
BOWLING GREEN, KY – Independence Bank plans to alleviate the financial burden of post-secondary education for high seniors and their families amid the pandemic with over $100,000 in scholarship money for the Commonwealth. While the immediate impacts of COVID-19 have been evident all year long, the ripple effects from the financial strain on individuals have begun to make their presence…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Wednesday, Major League Baseball announced the reorganization of the Minor Leagues, as they consolidate from 160 teams to 120. Bowling Green Hot Rods will continue to play ball. The Bowling Green Hot Rods are excited to announce that, as part of Major League Baseball’s Minor League restructuring, Bowling Green has been invited to continue its Tampa…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A Bowling Green teen suffered multiple gunshot wounds Tuesday night during a drive-by shooting in the Old Barren River Road area. The 16-year-old victim told police he was driving in the area of Old Barren River Road and Woodford Avenue when a vehicle pulled up beside him and shot at him multiple times, according to the…
Edmonson County resident Harold Glaub earned two bronze stars during the Vietnam War. He shares his story with us in this week’s Voices of Honor.
Santa’s Lookout is once again open for a complete holiday experience! The attraction features a drive-thru holiday light show, reindeers, and much more. To learn more, click here.
Concerns over COVID-19 have reduced routine check-ups at dental offices across the United States. But with some patients now going back into the dental chair, many dentists are seeing some alarming problems in their patients. Today’s Living Well explains.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Dec. 8, 2020) –On Tuesday, Gov. Andy Beshear heralded some positive signs in Kentucky’s fight against the coronavirus: Daily, week-over-week positive cases fell by 1,000 Tuesday and the commonwealth surpassed more than 3 million COVID-19 tests administered. “We have built in the last nine months a system that provides over 350 testing locations, that has now done more…
