SoKY Speaks – Circus
We went under the big top for this week’s SoKY Speaks! We asked locals their opinion on clowns, and a few other circus-related questions.
Author: WNKY Staff
Two dead in homicide/suicide incident
FRANKLIN, Ky. – Two people died of gunshot wounds Thursday morning in Franklin where police said an elderly man shot his wife before turning the gun on himself. Franklin police officers were called to 641 Vonda View Blvd. and upon arrival found Connie Taylor, 74 and Howard Taylor, 78, deceased. “Preliminary findings indicate that Mr. Taylor shot Ms. Taylor before…
Decision 2020 – Leanette Lopez
In our final interview of the Decision 2020 series, we interview Leanette Lopez, running for the District 20 seat of the Kentucky House of Representatives. Lopez is running as an independent, hoping to defeat incumbent Patti Minter. All other candidates in the race have been contacted to appear on the show. For more Decision 2020 coverage, click here.
Sunrise Spotlight – HealthWorks Kinesiology
HealthWorks Kinesiology is a new business in Bowling Green that provides ergonomic and injury prevention services to the area. We spoke with Kevin Winn about the new journey and some basic tips involving ergonomics. To learn more, click here.
Living Well – How a vaccine is made
As of right now, there is no FDA-approved vaccine for COVID-19. Researchers are racing to create one, which begs the question: what actually goes into making a vaccine? Today’s Living Well explains.
VIP – Jennifer Bailey, Warren County Public Library
For this week’s VIP, WNKY’s Josh Shortt talks with Jennifer Bailey from the Warren County Public Library about the many ways the library has adapted to the coronavirus pandemic.
Search committee to meet Thursday to interview candidates for new state veterinarian
FRANKFORT (October 28, 2020) — The Kentucky State Board of Agriculture’s Search Committee for the New State Veterinarian will meet to interview candidates to replace the retiring Dr. Robert Stout at 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 29 at Embassy Suites Lexington. The committee will go immediately into closed session for interviews following guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
