Author: WNKY Staff
Living Well – Vaping numbers on the rise
A new study has emerged showing that more teens in Kentucky are picking up vaping. It comes as Kentucky’s leaders are working to keep tobacco out of the hands of the youth.
BGFD’s Millie awarded “Top Dog” honors at national competition
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A local K9 has been awarded “Top Dog” after a national competition held in Boston, Massachusetts. Bowling Green Fire Department K9, Millie, and her handler, Captain Michael Cornwell attended the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives annual recertification last week. Along with the recertification process, the canine teams get to have a little fun with a…
CO: Stem school shooting – multiple injuries
Two suspects in custody – multiple students injured in school shooting.
KY: Soldier surprises sister at school (aw!)
Big brother brings sister to tears with surprise visit
“It could have taken his head off!”
(WESH) A Sunday bike ride through an Ormond Beach, Florida park was anything but pleasant for a woman and her boyfriend. He said he rode right into a fishing line, tied off between a dock and a tree, that was at neck height. The man said he had to fall off his bike to avoid a possible life-threatening injury. “I’m…
Let’s Make A Meal – Mellow Mushroom
For this week’s Let’s Make A Meal, Kayla Delaney at Mellow Mushroom shows us how to make the perfect pizza.
Winning Derby ticket left behind
(KFYR, WLKY, CNN, Hearst) – The search is on for the man who left a winning Kentucky Derby ticket behind in North Dakota.
Soldier dresses up as mascot, surprises 8 kids
(WBIR) A soldier pulled off a big surprise homecoming for his kids in Maynardville, Tennessee Monday. Justin Bunch was away for nine months serving in the Army and was not expected to return until June, or so his family thought. The father of eight children talked about surprising his kids with his wife, Kasey, who reached out to Big Ridge…
Students march for detained classmate
(KVOA/NBC News) Dozens of Tucson, Arizona high school students walked out of class Monday morning and marched in the name of a classmate taken into Border Patrol custody last Thursday. According to a spokesperson from Sunnyside Unified School District, Thomas Torres, a senior and football player at Desert View High School, was apprehended by Border Patrol agents following a traffic…
