Author: WNKY Staff

Woman accused of passing 64 forged checks

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. A Warren County grand jury Wednesday indicted a Rockfield woman on 64 counts of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument. Bridgette Ann Stephens, 47, is accused of cashing 64 checks totaling more than $3,500 from accounts drawn on other people, according to her indictment. The grand jury also indicted her on one count of second-degree persistent…

Feel Good Friday – Joining the fight

The job of a teacher is to rally and encourage their students in times of trial and perseverance, but when two teachers from Warren East High School were diagnosed with cancer, it was the students’ turn to encourage them through a tough time. In today’s Feel Good Friday, we give you the story of Lisa Amos and Cydni Mann and…

Police search for man with active warrants

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green Police Department is asking for your help in finding Christopher Gregory, 35, who has an active warrant for his arrest. In a social media post, the department described Gregory as 5’11 and 200 pounds. If you have any information regarding Gregory’s whereabouts, you’re asked to call 911 or the Bowling Green Police Department at…

DOJ releases redacted Mueller report

(NBC News) A redacted version of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report into Russian election meddling and President Donald Trump has been released to Congress and the public. Barr handed over the report Thursday morning. Before that, he held a news conference in which he repeatedly said Mueller’s report found no collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives, despite efforts…

Family represents USA in cup stacking competition

(WBAL) A Baltimore County, Maryland family is heading to a world championship next week, where they will represent the United States in the World Sport Stacking Championship. Next week, Deana Wilson, her 11-year-old son, Colby, and her mom, Donna, are heading to Spain for their first international competition. Wilson and Harris started stacking cups four years ago to keep up…

University Of Maryland puts EpiPens in cafeterias

(WBAL) The University of Maryland is adding EpiPens to all of its campus cafeterias. Dr. David McBride and Colleen Wright-Riva, of the University of Maryland, worked with lawmakers to pass House Bill 1473 in October. The bill allows universities in the state to carry the lifesaving drug. This week, the devices are being installed next to the AED device in…