Emerging Leader – Anna Rose Martin
Anna Rose Martin is the 9-year-old behind ‘Slime For A Cause’ and this week’s Emerging Leader. Slime For A Cause was created to in-part raise funds for local charities and organizations.
Author: WNKY Staff
Trump tells ‘the squad’ to ‘apologize to America’
(NBC News) President Donald Trump continued his attacks against four Democratic congresswomen of color on Twitter Sunday, calling them “weak” and “insecure” minutes after blasting a Washington Post story on the fallout over his initial comments about the members a week earlier. “I don’t believe the four Congresswomen are capable of loving our Country,” Mr. Trump tweeted. “They should apologize…
Monday Motivator – La Finca Berries
In this week’s Monday Motivator, we explore one farm in Auburn, Kentucky that specializes in organic blueberry farming. Berries from La Finca Farm are being used in a variety of ways, including to make organic smoothies at Black Sheep Cafe in Franklin, Kentucky.
Sunrise Spotlight – Imported Laughs Stand-Up Comedy Showcase
Allie Thomas joins us to talk about the upcoming Imported Laughs Stand-Up Comedy Showcase. The showcase will be held Saturday, July 27 at 8:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the door for $5. For more information, click here.
Annual event raises funds in memory of local athlete
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A brownie eating competition and a duck derby are just a few of the fun things that took place at the annual Duncan Hines Festival this weekend. Chaney’s Dairy Barn partnered with the Bowling Green Junior Woman’s Club to host the festival. The event featured live music, a vendors market with arts and crafts and balloon…
Living Well – Home workouts
Many have heard of CrossFit or P90X. Now, there is a hot new workout that you can do at home. Some women say it has transformed their bodies. Today’s Living Well has more.
Heat health: doctors warn about dangers of rising temperatures
(NBC News) Doctors are issuing a warning about the dangers of the massive heat wave that’s sweeping across the United States. Dr. Baruch Fertel of the Cleveland Clinic says heat exhaustion symptoms, like lethargy, confusion and nausea, can potentially progress to heat stroke. “They are no longer sweating. They are completely unresponsive or very altered, and those folks need to…
Cops called on kid selling ‘ice cold ROOT beer’
(BRIGHAM CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT) Three people in Brigham City, Utah called the police on an 11-year-old boy who was advertising “ICE COLD BEER” outside of a soda stand. Turns out, Seth Parker wasn’t selling alcohol, he was selling IBC root beer! The responding officers were impressed with his salesmanship, and decided to pose for a group photo with Parker holding…
Nike apologizes to African-American family after alleged racial profiling incident
(NBC News) Nike is apologizing and promising to investigate what led to a white store manager accusing a black couple of stealing a $12 basketball they had just purchased. Earlier this month, the parents took their 18-month-old son to a Nike store in Southern California, where the child fell in love with a small basketball. His father, Joel Stallworth, recorded…
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