Author: WNKY Staff

Bowling Green man arrested on child endangerment and drug charges

BOWLING GREEN. Ky – A Bowling Green man is behind bars on a child endangerment and drug charge. According to the arrest citation, Bowling Green police responded to a Nashville Road residence in reference to a disturbance. Once consent was granted to enter the home, police say they observed 29-year-old Genaro Guerrero exit a bedroom and lock the door before…

Bracken County federal employee waiting for government shutdown to end

FOSTER, Kentucky (WKRC) – Pam Spradlin hasn’t been to work at the IRS in 25 days, and going without a paycheck is making life uncomfortable. She is collecting unemployment, but it’s still not enough to cover her bills. Spradlin, like the other 380,000 furloughed federal employees, doesn’t know when the shutdown will end and it’s frustrating. “If we do collect…

CBS announces “GRAMMY® Red Carpet Live” hosts

CBS will air GRAMMY RED CARPET LIVE, a live entertainment special hosted by Nancy O’Dell, Kevin Frazier, Keltie Knight (ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT) and Eve (THE TALK), leading into the GRAMMY Awards broadcast, Sunday, Feb. 10 (7:00-8:00 PM, live ET/4:00-5:00 PM, live PT, check local listings for Mountain time) on the CBS Television Network. The GRAMMY® Awards action kicks off early when…

Warren County Relay for Life kicks off in Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The battle with cancer has always been tough, but a certain group in Bowling Green is ready to stand up for the cause. Relay for Life has officially kicked off, and this team is ready to do whatever it takes to make sure that they are battling this disease. Relay for Life in Warren County is the…

Voices of Honor – Dan Cherry

In today’s Voices of Honor, we hear from retired Air Force Brigadier General Dan Cherry. He spent 29 years in the military, and the aircraft he flew in the Vietnam War stands on display at Aviation Heritage Park in Bowling Green. Cherry continues to serve the community through his volunteer work with Aviation Heritage Park.

Kroger shooting suspect appears in court

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The man accused of killing two black people at a suburban Louisville grocery store appeared in court Tuesday. Gregory Bush’s first pre-trial conference was in state court in Jefferson County. Bush is facing two counts of murder and 10 counts of wanton endangerment, following the October 24th shooting that left Maurice Stallard and Vickie Lee Jones dead….

Living Well – DNA diets

DNA testing kits have become incredibly popular. They’re perhaps best known for helping people learn more about their ancestry and sometimes finding long-lost relatives. Now some companies say this information can also help with diet and exercise. Still, many genetics experts warn the science is in the early stages.