Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – Kids mental health programs
Many health experts call the state of mental health among children a public health crisis. Now, organizations across North Texas are doing everything they can to show kids they aren’t fighting alone. Today’s Living Well explains.
WKU Baseball’s Season ends with 14-4 loss to La Tech
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – WKU Baseball’s 2021 campaign came to an end following a 14-4 loss to No. 18 Louisiana Tech in the Conference USA Tournament on Friday night at Pat Patterson Park. The Hilltoppers fell into an early 6-0 hole but battled back late, as they’d done all season. WKU got on the board for the first time in…
Hot Rods finish strong with 6-2 Win over Tourists
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Luis Trevino hit a three-run homer and had four RBIs, helping the Bowling Green Hot Rods (14-10) to a 6-2 win over the Asheville Tourists (12-11) Sunday at McCormick Field in Asheville, North Carolina to close out a six-game series. Monday is an off-day across minor league baseball. Asheville scored first in the bottom of the…
Emerging Leader – Avery Duvall
This week’s Emerging Leader is Avery Duvall, a 17-year-old entrepreneur graduating from Bowling Green High School. Duval owns her own photography business, and has been shooting senior photos, weddings, and other events for several years now.
Man dead following ATV accident, according to officials
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Warren County Sheriff’s Office responded to White Avenue on late Sunday night after a man was reported missing. The WCSO requested the assistance of the Richardsville Volunteer Fire and Emergency Managment to help search the farm property. Early Monday morning, deputies located Jeff Halter (56) of Bowing Green dead on the property, according to officials….
Sunrise Spotlight – iStroll Bowling Green
For today’s Sunrise Spotlight, Tej Joshi speaks with Megan Ormon from iStroll about their fitness program just for moms. For more info, click here. Sunrise Spotlight is brought to you by German American Bank.
Living Well – Vaccine wafer
For many, a fear of needles can be paralyzing to the point of avoiding the doctor altogether. But what about doing away with needles for good? A group of biomedical engineers at the University of Minnesota say they’ve developed a different way to deliver vaccines to the body through a dissolvable wafer on the tongue. Today’s Living Well has more.
Woman found dead Friday was carrying near term baby
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Warren County Sheriff’s Office has identified the woman found dead in Richardsville Friday, and an autopsy revealed she was pregnant. The sheriff’s office has identified the woman as Aletha Ausbrooks, 32, according to a sheriff’s office Facebook post. Ausbrooks was taken for autopsy Saturday morning. The unborn child was near full term. This is an…
