Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – Yoga for kids
A school in North Carolina is using yoga to help students manage stress, anger and fitness. Today’s Living Well has the story.
Emerging Leader – Adam Comer
This week’s Emerging Leader is high schooler Adam Comer, an award-winning photographer who specializes in train photography.
Monday Motivator – Metal artist Emmett Secrest
In today’s Monday Motivator, we learn all about metal art and how one man has made it his hobby. To purchase some of his pieces, click here.
Sunrise Spotlight – Speak Out Speakeasy
Hope Harbor is bringing back their Speak Out Speakeasy for the second year, this time at a larger venue, The Charleston. All proceeds, including some of the bar sales, will benefit Hope Harbor and their mission to end sexual violence in our community. To learn more, click here.
Living Well – The latest on the coronavirus
As of this morning, there are now at least five cases of the coronavirus the United States right now, but the threat may be growing. Health officials have issued a warning about the fast-spreading illness. Today’s Living Well explains.
Cage the Elephant takes home “Best Rock Album” at 62nd Annual GRAMMYs
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green rock band Cage the Elephant is adding to their international accolades. The band’s album, “Social Cues,” took home “Best Rock Album” honors at the 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards on Sunday. The award is the second in the category for the band. Cage the Elephant’s fourth studio album “Tell Me I’m Pretty” received “Best Rock…
Man accused of bringing children into town to sell candy is accused of human trafficking
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A Warren County grand jury Wednesday indicted an Indianapolis man on 12 counts of human trafficking. Shawn Floyd, 54, is accused of bringing 12 children with him from Indiana to sell candy for profit and forcing them to sleep in one hotel room with three adults. In a 2019 release from the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office,…
Police make arrest after two die in shooting outside of O’Charley’s
UPDATE: BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green Police Department arrested Terry A. Stice II, 44, of Bowling Green, in connection with last night’s shooting, according to a release from the department. During the investigation, detectives determined Taylor and Russell were in a physical altercation and Taylor shot Russell, according to the release. After seeing Taylor shoot Russell, Stice is…
