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Tennessee woman arrested on drug charges in Scottsville

SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – A Tennessee woman is facing multiple drug charges in Allen County. The Scottsville Police Department says it was dispatched Monday to the intersection of U.S. 31-E and Kentucky 100-W for a suspicious person. Upon arrival, officers say they located 38-year-old Kasey Brackin of Boiling Springs, Tennessee. Police say they learned Kasey possessed illegal narcotics, leading to her…

Scottsville man arrested in connection with stolen vehicle

SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – A Scottsville man is facing charges related to a stolen vehicle. According to the Scottsville Police Department, officers responded to a report Monday regarding a stolen vehicle from the Scottsville area. Police say around 8 a.m., the stolen vehicle was found using flock cameras in Scottsville. Officers say they found the vehicle being driven by 27-year-old Delbert…

Bowling Green Independent Schools names new director of instructional programs

Source: Bowling Green Independent School District. BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green Independent Schools has named Dr. Amy Sample as the director of instructional programs. According to the district, Sample most recently served as principal, senior vice president and chief operating officer at Saint Xavier High School in Louisville. Superintendent Gary Fields says, “I am confident that Dr. Sample’s proven…

Rep. Brett Guthrie celebrates president’s signing of Take It Down Act

WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Monday, Congressman Brett Guthrie (KY-02), Chairman of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, issued the following statement after President Trump signed the Take It Down Act into law. “I want to thank President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump for their steadfast leadership, as well as the millions of Americans affected by online exploitation, for…

Over 100 brands of rice contain increased arsenic, cadmium levels, report says

(CNN) – A food staple in many U.S. households could pose a potential health threat. More than 100 brands of store-bought rice contain significantly increased levels of arsenic and cadmium. That’s what the Healthy Babies, Bright Futures organization found and detailed in a report just released. The group says both chemicals are linked to medical issues, including diabetes and heart…

UPDATE: 2 arrested in Bowling Green after fentanyl found in vehicle

UPDATE 05/19: BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Warren County Sheriff’s Office has released further details surrounding two drug trafficking arrests in Bowling Green. According to authorities, deputies were investigating a reported custodial interference incident on May 15 when a vehicle pulled into the driveaway. Officials say the driver, Aurea Hernandez, 30, of Antioch, Tennessee, stated she was a relative of…

NWS confirms EF-2 tornado hit Christian, Todd counties

CHRISTIAN, TODD COUNTIES, Ky. – The National Weather Service Paducah has confirmed an EF-2 tornado struck the areas of Christian County and Todd County on Friday, May 16. NWS officials say the EF-2 tornado reached a wind peak of 120 miles per hour and had a path of just over 6 miles. Officials say the tornado struck Christian County at…

Four Things You Need to Know: May 19, 2025

Here is a look at the Four Things You Need to Know today. Jackie Browning Park Ribbon-Cutting. Jennings Creek Park Ribbon-Cutting. The Butler County Animal Shelter and Clinic will host a ribbon-cutting this Wednesday to show off its amazing new facility. The Hot Rods are in town for six games this week, with fun promotions for the entire family.  

Pet of the Day: Carli

It is now time for your Pet of the Day, brought to you by Morgantown Bank and Trust, and today, we’d like you to meet Carli. This little girl is five years young and brings that sweet and calm energy into everyone she meets.  Carli would love to be in a home with another furry friend or two to keep…

WCPL Launches 2025 Summer Reading Program: ‘Get Lost in a Good Story’

Warren County Public LibraryBOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Warren County Public Library is excited to invite readers of all ages to participate in the 2025 Summer Reading Program, themed “Get Lost in a Good Story.” Running from May 19 through Aug. 1, the program offers a fun, educational way to stay engaged with books and community events all summer long. This…