Feel Good Friday – Acapalooza
Young singers from all over Kentucky schools took the stage for Acapalooza, a musical event that brings young talent together all on one stage. Today’s Feel Good Friday has more.
Author: WNKY Staff
Texas ex-con accused of stealing vehicle from Walmart parking lot as teen slept inside
FRANKLIN, Ky. – A man who was recently released from a Texas prison is accused of kidnapping a sleeping teen while stealing a vehicle from the Walmart parking lot in Franklin. Tuesday night a Franklin police officer spotted a car traveling 60 mph in a 45 mph zone on U.S. 31-W toward Interstate 65. The officer stopped the car and…
Come see Santa at the BG-WC Jaycee’s Christmas Parade
This Saturday, Santa will be making an appearance at the Bowling Green-Warren County Jaycee’s Christmas Parade! He will also be appearing on Saturday at the SoKY Ice Rink from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and the Graham Drive Community Library from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
SoKY Speaks – The spirit of giving
This December, WNKY is bringing you stories about giving and the holiday season. To get things started, we asked South Central Kentucky what the best gift they’ve given and gotten is!
Sunrise Spotlight – Santa’s Lookout
From the creators of Skeleton’s Lair Scream Park, comes Santa’s Lookout, an entertaining Christmas themed event. This year, the attraction will feature live reindeer! To learn more, click here.
Sunrise Spotlight – Cheers to New Year’s 5K
Kick off 2020 with the 8th Annual Cheers to New Year’s 5K presented by the Bowling Green Junior Woman’s Club. All money raised by this event will go to supporting the critical work of nonprofit organizations in South Central Kentucky, including the race’s spotlight beneficiary, Barren River Area Child Advocacy Center (BRACAC). To sign up for the race, click here.
Sunrise Sports – Lady Tops beat Oklahoma
In this week’s edition of Sunrise Sports, WNKY’s Morgan Reagle recaps WKU Women’s Basketball’s victory over Oklahoma on Wednesday night.
Living Well – Hair treatment and cancer link
A new study is raising concerns about permanent hair dyes and chemical straighteners used by millions of women. It found a possible link between those products and an increased risk for breast cancer. Today’s Living Well has more.
