Health News – Getting outdoors in winter is healthy
When the temperature dips, we tend to seek the warmth of the indoors. But, getting outside this winter can be good for both your mental and physical health. Today’s Health News explains.
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Two Spartans named to Bluegrass Preps 1st Team All-State Team
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Two South Warren Spartans have been named to an elite award list. Congrats to Jake Jackson and Luke Burton on being selected to the Bluegrass Preps 1st Team All-State Team. Of course, the Spartans took home the state title in football this past year.
Australian punter excited for new opportunity at WKU
Maxwell Trink talked with recent WKU signee Tom Ellard about his new opportunity at WKU.
Bailey Zappe on what’s next: breaking records, NFL draft, and more
Bailey Zappe, now former Western Kentucky University quarterback, had an impressive season, breaking multiple records and making a name for himself. What’s next for Zappe? WNKY’s Lexi Schweinert caught up with him and has the details.
Sunrise Spotlight – Room in the Inn
On today’s Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, Dewayne Conner joins us in-studio to talk about Room in the Inn and ways they are helping others as the weather gets colder. For more info, click here.
Health News – CDC guidelines need-to-know
There is new guidance from the CDC on COVID-19 isolation and testing. But as Americans face unprecedented numbers of COVID cases, the guidelines are causing some confusion. Today’s Health News has more.
First Lady of the United States postpones visit to Bowling Green
BOWLING GREEN, Ky: The First Lady of the United States has postponed her visit to Bowling Green because of a severe weather forecast in Warren County. The White House announced that Jill Biden and Deputy FEMA Administrator Erik Hooks will postpone their visit Thursday to tour the tornado devastated Creekwood neighborhood and meet with FEMA officials to look over the…
A diamond in the ‘ruff’: Cross-country journey reunites dog to her family
When a dog from Florida was taken back to Kentucky unexpectedly, her family submitted a longshot search to the Warren County Kentucky Lost and Found Pets page on Facebook. And through the power of community, Mia was reunited with her family. News 40’s Whitney Scott sat down with Brandie Benenhaley, Mia’s owner, to get more on the inspiring story.
