SoKY Speaks – Thanksgiving
For this week’s SoKY Speaks, SoKY Sunrise’s Tej Joshi hit the streets of downtown Bowling Green to talk Thanksgiving essentials and family traditions.
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Feel Good Friday – Olivia Miller
WKU sophomore Olivia Miller battled a life threatening medical condition in her early years. Now, she’s living her best life, and has been inspired to study healthcare so she can save others as well. News 40’s Josh Shortt has her inspiring story in this week’s Feel Good Friday.
What’s Happening SoKY – Friends of the Library Bookstore
On Today’s edition of What’s Happening SoKY, Lynn Kruger joins us live in-studio to talk about the upcoming book sale event being put on by the Friends of the Library Bookstore. For more info, click here.
Sunrise Spotlight – 2021 Miracle on College Street Mile
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight brought to you by German American Bank, Danette Idlett joins us live in-studio to talk about the upcoming Miracle on College Street Mile. For more info, click here.
Two vehicle collision shuts down Westbound lane on 165
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Warren County first responders found themselves in a sticky situation this morning after a two vehicle collision spilled roofing glue all over the highway. No one was injured, but one vehicle was badly mangled and flipped on its side as a result of the collision. Officials say a street sweep truck hit a trailer being pulled…
What’s Happening SoKY – Comedians Jon Reep & Reno Collier at the National Corvette Museum
On Today’s edition of What’s Happening SoKY, Comedian Jon Reep joins us to talk about his upcoming comedy show taking place at The National Corvette Museum. For more info, click here.
Sunrise Spotlight – Fant Foundation Thanksgiving Giveaway
On Today’s Sunrise Spotlight, Local sports hero George Fant joins us via zoom to talk about the Fant Foundation’s Thanksgiving Giveaway. For more info, click here. Sunrise Spotlight is brought to you by German American Bank.
Health News – Drug epidemic deadliest ever in U.S.
America’s drug epidemic is the deadliest it’s ever been, new federal data suggests. Today, the CDC released the latest numbers on drug overdose deaths. Today’s Health News has more on what health experts say needs to be done to change this trend.
