Author: WNKY Staff

WKU dedicates Cliff Todd Center

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Cliff Todd Center, new home to the College Heights Foundation, was dedicated June 2. The building was named in appreciation for a $1 million gift from J. Clifford “Cliff” Todd that led to the acquisition of the historic home and property. The Cliff Todd Center is located at 1703 Chestnut St. adjacent to the WKU…

Living Well – Moderna kids vaccine

Months after Moderna’s vaccine was granted emergency use authorization — and after announcing it would be seeking authorization for use in teens between 12 and 17 — Modern is moving to another milestone. Now, Henry Ford Health System in Michigan is beginning local enrollment for Moderna’s evaluation of the vaccine in kids from 6 months to 11 years. Today’s Living…

Roadwork ahead this week In several counties

The Kentucky Department of Transportation has announced the following traffic projects expected through the week. These are all subject to change. Interstate 65 A project to rehabilitate and resurface a section of Interstate 65 in Warren County continues with additional lane closures during certain days in both directions this week between the 13 mile marker and the 28 mile marker….

Chase ends in arrest

MORGANTOWN, Ky. – The Morgantown police attempted to stop a motorcycle in town that officers said was driving recklessly traveling at high rates of speed and running stop signs on Porter Street Thursday night, according to a release from  Morgantown Police Chief Giles Taylor. The motorcycle rider is then accused attempting to flee or evade the officer by going out…

Chances to win one million dollars announced

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Kroger is working to motivate more Americans to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Through the newly launched #CommunityImmunity Giveaway, Kroger Health will provide customers the opportunity to win life-changing prizes like one of five $1 million checks or one of 50 groceries for a year. The giveaway started Thursday and runs through July 10 with winners selected weekly….

State AG joins West Virginia in lawsuit over coal regulations

FRANKFORT, Ky.  – Attorney General Daniel Cameron today filed an amicus brief before the United States Supreme Court urging the court to review a lower court ruling that permits the Environmental Protection Agency to reshape the nation’s power sector. The case, West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency, concerns a D.C. Circuit ruling that permits the EPA to mandate unrealistic emission standards…

Road resurfacing on Kentucky and Adams streets to begin Sunday

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.  – A project to resurface U.S. 68X Kentucky and Adams Streets in Bowling Green is set to begin Sunday night. Crews have already improved the sidewalk ramps to be fully ADA compliant and base failure repairs have been made during the last couple of weeks. Once the resurfacing is complete a striping configuration change will occur. Kentucky Street…