BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A woman told Bowling Green police that a man at Sugar Maple Square was naked, turned towards her and shook his body making his penis shake. The same woman also said the man walked into a coin-operated laundry nude. A small child was present. When police made contact with Darrell Morgan, 55, Friday morning at the…
Bowling Green Parks and Recreation will be holding training for volunteers and referees for wheelchair basketball. To sign up, please click here.
The owners of Park Street Doughnuts join SoKY Sunrise to discuss their pop-up doughnut business and bring some donuts to taste-test.
In this week’s Monday Motivator, we head to Cookout in Bowling Green where one employee was given the surprise of a lifetime.
Whether it’s back pain, neck pain or knee pain, sometimes the exact source of your discomfort is hard to pinpoint. As Hallie Peilet shows us, one Florida doctor is taking a unique approach to pain management.
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.- The Bowling Green East little league team was eliminated Saturday in the Little League World Series. The team lost to Barrington Little League from Rhode Island, 6-1. FINAL | BG 1, Rhode Island 6@BGEastLL’s time at the Little League World Series comes to an end. A lot to be proud of though. pic.twitter.com/M3vhZ2dHXo — Matt Foster WNKY…
GLASGOW, Ky. – A two-vehicle crash near Mile Marker 9 on U.S. 31E in Barren County early Saturday afternoon resulted in an injury to one person. A semi-truck and a car collided near the Haywood Store sending both vehicles onto the side of the road. Linda Kingery, of Glasgow, was injured and airlifted from the scene to the University of…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Copper thieves at Warren RECC’s Plano substation caused a power outage for about 3,000 customers Friday night. At about 6:45 p.m. Friday the utility company began receiving notifications of a widespread outage in the area. Repair crews saw that the substation fence was intentionally compromised and copper wire had been disconnected and stolen, according to a…
GLASGOW, Ky.- Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin was in Glasgow Friday evening announcing funding for some road projects in the city of Glasgow. According to a spokesman with the Kentucky Transportation Cbinet, the money is coming from the Cabinet’s Department of Rural and Municipal Aid. The funding is said to be just over $300,000.
