Author: WNKY Staff

Attorney general’s office audits election results for Logan and Simpson counties

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced Monday six randomly selected Kentucky counties to undergo post-primary election audits. His Department of Criminal Investigations will conduct independent inquiries to uncover any irregularities in the June 2020 primary election.  “Due to circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, Kentuckians cast an unprecedented number of absentee ballots in the June primary election,” Cameron said….

Monday Motivator – BAC Bounce Class

If you’re feeling jumpy, this week’s Monday Motivator is for you. WNKY’s Tej Joshi stopped by the Bowling Green Athletic Club to have some fun with trampolines. B.A.C. is back open and offering the bounce class, but with some safety precautions. To sign up for the class or get more info about the health guidelines put in place, click here.

State AG challenges Beshear’s mask mandate

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Attorney General Daniel Cameron Friday released the following statement regarding Governor Andy Beshear’s executive order requiring Kentuckians statewide to wear face masks: “Today, our office is filing a motion in Scott Circuit Court asking the Judge to consider whether Governor Beshear’s most recent executive order requiring face coverings complies with the current temporary restraining order stopping enforcement…

Feel Good Friday – Raylee Harston’s journey

Raylee Harston is a seven-year-old from Scottsville who was born with a rare heart condition: truncus arteriosus. The disease is one where there is only one main artery in the heart, instead of two. Raylee underwent her first surgery when she was just six days old at Norton Children’s Hospital. Now, she is on her feet and ready to enjoy…

Downtown will soon have two working clocks

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Time is on the move in downtown Bowling Green. In the 900 block of State Street in front of an accounting firm the old, iron Seth Thomas clock that hasn’t ticked in more than a decade will be moved to an area in front of the Warren County Courthouse and will be restored. Warren County Fiscal…

Kentucky AG receives grant funding to combat human trafficking

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced today that his Office of Human Trafficking and Child Abuse Prevention and Prosecution will receive a $100,000 grant from the Department of Justice to develop a human trafficking awareness and training campaign.  The funding was awarded as part of DOJ’s Community Oriented Policing Services Community Policing Development Microgrants Program, which aims to…