In our new normal world of social distancing, we all know that COVID-19 is spreading through human contact. Behavioral scientists are even more specific, blaming it on a habit we all do countless times a day. Today’s Living Well has five science-backed tips to help us stop touching our faces.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — According to their Facebook posting, the Bowling Green Police Department has a unique take on National Siblings Day. There are several sets of siblings who all work together: the Scharlow, Irvin, Hughes, Bessette, and Ward brothers all serve our community. There’s a tongue-twister for you; Several sets of siblings serve as civil servants.
The whereabouts of 13-year-old Taniah J. Carver are currently unknown, and Bowling Green Police are asking for your help in locating her. She is 5’5″ and 120 pounds. She could be with her mother, who does not have custody of her. If you know where Taniah is, or have information that could lead to her location, please call the police…
Soky wanted to give something to the kiddos for Easter! Print and color this sheet, and please share a picture of your youngster with their Soky pic in either the comments or through messaging. Happy Easter, everyone!
DISCLAIMER: This segment has previously aired. In this week’s Feel Good Friday, we bust a move with a look into the 2019 Kappa Delta ‘Shenanigans’ event. Shenanigans is an annual dance competition with the goal of raising money for the Family Enrichment Center and Prevent Child Abuse America.
This morning, we caught up with Kim Lindgren with the American Cancer Society via Skype. While the country remains shutdown, the American Cancer Society is still offering services digitally via their website or by phone. To learn more, click here.
DISCLAIMER: This segment has previously aired. This week’s SoKY Speaks is from last Christmas, as we could all use some holiday cheer during these difficult times.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Warren Circuit Court Judge Steve Wilson sentenced a Bowling Green teen to six years in prison for the 2018 shooting death of his friend. Ricardo Americo Montelongo, 18, and his friend Abdul Jalal Hadi were visiting another friend on Moonlite Avenue the night of Dec. 16, 2018 when Montelongo was handling a gun that resulted in…
In this edition of Sunrise Spotlight, WKU President Dr. Caboni joined us in-studio to talk about how the university is responding to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Today is also WKU’s Day of Caring. To learn more, click here.
