SoKY’s Choice – Buff City Soap
This week’s SoKY’s Choice takes us to Bowling Green’s newest health and beauty destination. Buff City Soap features an array of soaps, detergents, and fragrances. To learn more, click here.
Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – Obesity drug
An existing diabetes drug is showing promise for patients with obesity. In a clinical trial, some participants given higher doses of it lost up to 20% of their weight. Today’s Living Well has more.
Hot Rods announce coaching staff
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green Hot Rods, in conjunction with the Tampa Bay Rays, are excited to announce the club’s 2021 coaching staff. Jeff Smith will be the Hot Rods new manager while Jim Paduch (pitching coach) joins coaches Brady North and Skeeter Barnes on staff. Brian Newman returns as the club’s athletic trainer while Jordan Brown will…
Hardyville man found dead following house fire
HARDYVILLE, Ky. – The body of an 81-year-old Hardyville man was found in a home after a house fire. Kentucky State Police Post 3 Detectives are conducting a death investigation following the fatal house fire that occurred just after 6:30 p.m. on Sunday at 124 Hundred Acre Pond Road in Hardyville, according to a release from KSP. Ralph Bennett was…
Emerging Leader – Michael Ann Burris
Since 2019, Michael Ann Burris has been working with SERVPRO, a locally-owned and operated restoration and clean-up company in Warren County. She’s also a mentor for women on Western Kentucky University’s campus. Burris is this week’s Emerging Leader.
Sunrise Spotlight – Vascular heart health
Dr. Rahil Rafeedheen is an interventional cardiologist and joined us this morning in the German American Bank Studio to discuss vascular heart health. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Rafeedheen, click here.
Living Well – Liver disease
Since the pandemic shutdowns started last March, hospitals have seen an increase in patients with liver disease by as much as 50%. One of the biggest factors playing into this is alcohol abuse, due to increased isolation and anxiety in the midst of the pandemic. Today’s Living Well has more.
One man stabbed, another arrested at Bowling Green Towers
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green police were called just after 12 p.m. to The Towers downtown on a reported stabbing. An ambulance was called to the apartments at 1149 College Street and left with its lights and siren on. Two men who live at The Towers got into an argument in the parking lot and the argument escalated into…
Feel Good Friday – Youth Service Center coordinators
The Barren County School District is full of Family Resource Youth Service Center coordinators who live to serve the students. WNKY’s Josh Shortt spoke to some of the coordinators in this week’s Feel Good Friday.
