Sunrise Spotlight – BGPD hiring dispatchers
The Bowling Green Police Department is hiring dispatchers! March 8 is the last day to apply to be a 911 dispatcher. For more information on how to apply, click here.
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SoKY Speaks – Airplane etiquette
It’s the debate taking the Internet by storm these past few weeks. Is it ok to recline your seat on an airplane? Some say no, citing personal space issues. Others say that the seats come with reclining features, so why not use them? We asked South Central Kentuckians for their thoughts in this week’s SoKY Speaks.
Hilltoppers Spring Practice Begins March 17; Red vs White Game Set For April 18
Credit – WKU Athletics BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — WKU Football will start official Spring Ball practices on March 17, with 13 more scheduled over the month to follow leading up to the Red vs. White Spring Game on April 18 at 2 p.m. at Houchens-Smith Stadium. WKU will practice three times per week – primarily on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday (but…
Sunrise Spotlight – Girls Who Code
Girls Who Code returns this spring at the Warren County Public Library! Enroll your 3rd to 5th grader in this great computer science program. To learn more, click here.
Sunrise Sports – WKU prepares for final stretch of regular season
In this week’s edition of Sunrise Sports, WNKY’s Morgan Reagle highlights WKU’s men’s and women’s basketball teams as they gear up for the last few weeks of the season.
Living Well – Blood donations
An estimated 1,800,000 Americans will be diagnosed with cancer this year, and for many, blood transfusions will be key in their fight towards recovery. Together, the American Red Cross and the American Cancer Society are putting out a call for donors, as donations tend to drop in winter due to inclement weather. Today’s Living Well has more.
VIP – Alayna Milby, ‘Speak Out Speakeasy’
Alayna Milby with Hope Harbor joins us to discuss the success of this year’s Speak Out Speakeasy event hosted by The Charleston.
Trucker loses load of peppers on I-65
FRANKLIN, Ky. – A truck carrying a load of peppers lost its load at Mile Marker 5 on Interstate 65 North in Simpson County late Wednesday morning. Kentucky State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement was called to the scene. The trucking company has been notified.
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