The 8th-annual BG Gauntlet Mud Run will take place on July 13, 2019, at Phil Moore Park in Bowling Green. Ages 13 and up will experience a premier adventure challenge. The 5K course is designed to test your strength, stamina and your mental capacity. To sign up, click here.
Throwback Thursday this week falls on Independence Day. Even though our city was founded 20 years after this country established independence from British rule, we thought it would be fun to share the history of how the American Revolution shaped the founding of Bowling Green and Warren County. Let’s start with Major General Joseph Warren. Born in Boston in 1741,…
This morning, experts are urging safety when it comes to fireworks. Last year, fireworks caused some 9,100 injuries, ranging from cuts scrapes to permanent disfigurement.
CNN – An Alabama prosecutor has announced her decision to drop all charges against Marshae Jones, who was indicted in the death of her unborn child after being shot in the abdomen during a fight. CNN’s Martin Savidge reports.
(NBC News) A new strongly-worded report from the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General describes overcrowded immigrant detention centers as a “ticking time bomb” which requires “immediate attention and action.” Investigators for the government watchdog group toured several border patrol facilities in Texas in June. They found “overcrowding and prolonged detention represent an immediate risk to the health…
(NBC News) President Trump’s vision of displaying U.S. military might is becoming reality as tanks take up positions near the Lincoln Memorial for Thursday’s “Salute to America” July 4th celebration. Mr. Trump is promising the show of a lifetime. Critics see a different visual. “When I think of tanks and troops walking down the middle, I’m thinking Red Square, North…
Amanda Guerra with South Central Kentucky Kids on the Block joins us in studio to talk about the success of this year’s Garden Tour and Tea. To learn more about Kids on the Block and how you can donate to their programs, click here.
(WKYC) On the corner of Bennett and Walnut Street in Ravenna, Ohio there’s a sight that has neighbors and passersby taken aback. A homeowner is displaying a noose hanging from a wooden post. It’s clearly visible from the road, but on private property. “It’s the same type of noose, with a thick rope that blacks and African-Americans have been hanging…
(WWBT) A U.S. Marine Corps veteran will soon call Culpeper, Virginia home thanks to a national organization and the support from the community. Sergeant Thomas Brennan completed two tours to Iraq and one to Afghanistan during his nine years of active duty service; however, in 2012 Brennan was forced to medically retire after suffering a traumatic brain injury in combat….
