Doctors are working with a new technology at Tristar Greenview Regional Hospital that will improve patient care for those undergoing knee surgeries. In today’s Sunrise Spotlight, two local doctors discuss the new tech and the impact of COVID-19 in their own hospital.
You’re probably hearing a lot about the COVID-19 vaccinations, but some doctors are concerned about other vaccines and how families may be putting off getting them because of the pandemic. Today’s Living Well explains.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green police arrested two Tennessee men Friday and charged a Bowling Green couple Monday accused in a July 13 home invasion robbery on Smallhouse Road. Just after 10:30 a.m. July 13, three men pretending to be delivery drivers knocked on the door of a Bowling Green residence/home office. An employee who was working in the…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (Dec. 20, 2020) – The expected traffic impacts in the District 3 area for Dec. 20 through Dec. 25 are listed below. All work is subject to change. Interstate 65 Operation Pride has begun working on landscaping projects at several exits on I-65 in Bowling Green. The ramps will remain open during the project, but crews will…
This week’s Emerging Leader is Mekinsey Ford-Conway, the Assistant Director at Down Syndrome of South Central Kentucky.
The Bowling Green Rotary Club is celebrating 100 years of existence in the community, and they’re celebrating in a unique way. WNKY’s Lexi Schweinert spoke with the club about how they’re giving back.
Will to Way, a Scottsville-based non-profit, has been putting on ‘Care Villages’ over the past several months to fill the needs in the community. Their next Care Village will be held December 29 at 5 p.m. in East Public Square in Scottsville. For more on the event, click here.
They are as small as coins, but they can be a huge danger if ingested. Button batteries are common and found in many items, and with the gift-giving season upon us, doctors are sending out a warning. Today’s Living Well explains.
File PhotoFRANKFORT, Ky. – Gov. Andy Beshear Saturday said mitigation efforts have stopped the growth of COVID-19 cases in the commonwealth, noting that case numbers are continuing to decline and Kentucky’s positivity rate is stable. “What we are seeing is that the measures we have taken are working,” said Beshear. “We have stopped the increase in cases, which we knew we…
