Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – Oral rinse test
If you don’t like the idea of getting your nose swabbed to test for COVID-19, you might be in luck. In Louisville, researchers are trying out a new oral rinse test. Today’s Living Well explains.
UPDATE: Tennessee escaped inmates captured in Allen County
***Update*** Both subjects have been recovered and are in custody. SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – Law enforcement officers are searching for two men who escaped custody from the Macon County (Tenn.) Jail in Lafayette, Tenn. Joseph Whittemore and Jeremy Fuller both escaped from the jail in Lafayette Sunday night, according to a release from the Allen County Sheriff’s Office. The two men…
Emerging Leader – Daniel Langdon
This week’s Emerging Leader is Daniel Langdon, who is involved with several organizations in Bowling Green, including Hilltopper Sports Properties, Bowling Green Christian Church, and the Bowling Green Noon Lions Club.
Sunrise Spotlight – BGPR Pumpkin Trail
This weekend, Bowling Green Parks & Recreation is holding the inaugural Pumpkin Trail. The event will be socially-distanced at Preston Miller Park. To learn more, click here.
Monday Motivator – Family Enrichment Center
The Family Enrichment Center in Bowling Green is working hard to make sure children in Kentucky are safe. And during the pandemic, it’s more important than ever.
Living Well – Male breast cancer
Last week, we told you the importance of women getting their annual mammogram test, especially this year. Today’s Living Well brings awareness to and the risks of breast cancer in men.
Beshear announces 5 new COVID deaths Sunday
File PhotoFRANKFORT, Ky. – Gov. Andy Beshear on Sunday updated Kentuckians on the state’s continuing efforts to fight the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19). “Once again, we are seeing our case numbers growing instead of shrinking and we must do better,” Beshear said. “All of the things that we want to do, like fully reengaging our economy and getting our children back to…
Beshear: ‘Virus is our enemy, not each other’
File PhotoFRANKFORT, Ky. – Gov. Andy Beshear on Saturday updated Kentuckians on the state’s continuing efforts to fight the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19). “This is the fourth highest day of positive COVID-19 cases. This is also the highest Saturday that we’ve ever had,” said Beshear. “Things are not moving in the right direction; they continue to escalate. This virus is…
