SoKY Speaks – Lottery
With last week’s Mega Millions drawing reaching $1 billion, we wanted to know: What would you do with that much money?
With last week’s Mega Millions drawing reaching $1 billion, we wanted to know: What would you do with that much money?
Are you or someone you know in high school looking to get a foot in the door in a local industry? Young Leaders in Industry was created to do just that by giving high schoolers the opportunity to get a jump start on their career. Today, Morgan Burk joined us in the German American Bank studios to explain more. For…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science senior Jason Zhang, has advanced to the finalist round in the Regeneron Science Talent Search 2021. The 40 finalists are each awarded at least $25,000, and the top 10 awards range from $40,000 to $250,000. The Regeneron STS is the nation’s oldest and most prestigious science and math competition for…
Earlier this week, Governor Beshear confirmed the first two known cases of a new strain on COVID-19 from the U.K. Elsewhere, more variants are popping up from various places around the world. In the meantime, health experts are looking into how they respond to current COVID treatments and vaccines. Today’s Living Well has more.
In the German American Bank Studio, we are excited to showcase Cameron Levis from Bowling Green Parks and Recreation as our Sunrise Spotlight guest! BGPR is holding a fun Valentine’s Day event for families and couples! To learn more, click here.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – While the estimated $640 million Powerball jackpot from back on Jan. 16th wasn’t won, a Bowling Green man, who wishes to remain anonymous, did win $150,000 from the drawing, according to a release from the Kentucky Lottery. He purchased a $15 ticket online using the Kentucky Lottery App the day before the drawing. “I really like…
For this week’s VIP interview, Amanda Guerra and Ashley Reynolds with Kentucky Kids on the Block joins WNKY’s Josh Shortt to discuss how they have adapted the services they offer to the community during the Coronavirus pandemic.