This summer’s season of America’s Got Talent is winding down, with the two-part season finale set to air on Tuesday, Sept. 17 and Wednesday, Sept. 18. WNKY’s Tej Joshi spoke with some of the finalists about their appearance on the show. You can catch the two-part season finale on WNKY NBC 40.
Every child needs a hero, but abused children need superheroes! Superheroes of all ages will gather at the Ephram White Park for a 5K, kids run and lots of special activities. To learn more, please click here.
If you have kids and are looking for a fun place to let them run around and jump all over the place, a trampoline park just might be your answer. To get more information about Jump Air Zone in Bowling Green, click here.
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and one Kentucky nurse is going above and beyond to help the cause. She is bringing hope to her patients through accessories. Today’s Living Well has more about “hope bands.”
ROCKFIELD, Ky. – A domestic incident Monday morning led to a standoff with Warren County Sheriff’s Deputies that was ongoing for about nine hours. As the domestic disturbance escalated, someone in a home in the 2500 block of Fuqua Road called for help. Everyone vacated the home with the exception of Eddie Bryant, 69, who has held deputies at bay…
Amanda Villerot is an English teacher at Bowling Green High School working to get kids excited about reading through a local chapter of Project Lit. To donate books to Project Lit or learn how you can attend the Project Lit community event, check out the chapter’s Twitter page.
Join the Down Syndrome of South Central Kentucky as they unite for a common cause and raise funds at the 21st Annual Step Up for Down Syndrome Walk. Whether you have Down syndrome, know someone who does, or just want to show your support, take the first step and donate or register today by clicking here.
Spinning can be a great way to stay in shape and maintain good cardio health. We learn all about one spinning class providing just that in this week’s Monday Motivator. For more information on the class, you can click here.
For the estimated 1,000,000 children and teens with peanut allergies, avoiding exposure takes more than just skipping certain foods. Reactions can be triggered by something as simple as hugging a person who has consumed peanuts or touching the same surface. But on Friday, a panel of health experts recommended the FDA approve a pill that aims to help patients increase…
