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Man arrested on drug charges following collision in Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – One man is facing charges related to drug possession following a wreck in Bowling Green. According to a uniform citation, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office was notified Friday around 5:23 p.m. regarding a collision on the 3000 block of Elrod Road. Upon contact, deputies say a Bowling Green Police Department officer stated he heard a collision…

Sunrise Spotlight: Free FAFSA Workshops with SKYCTC!

In today’s Monday edition of Sunrise Spotlight, Ashlee Wilson welcomed Kathy Fraim and Lisa Cook to the studio! They are here to share vital information about Free FAFSA Workshops being offered by SKYCTC (Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College). These workshops are designed to assist students and community members with completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), helping…

4 Things You Need to Know – June 30, 2025

Here are four important things to keep in mind for your Monday, June 30, 2025: 1. American Solar Challenge at NCM Motorsports Park! What: The American Solar Challenge kicks off today! You can enjoy free spectating as collegiate teams compete with their innovative solar cars. When: Runs through July 3rd. Scrutineering is happening today through July 2nd, with the Formula…

Pet of the Day – June 30, 2025

Pet of the Day: Meet Brutus and Magnum! Sponsored by Morgantown Bank and Trust For your Pet of the Day, Morgantown Bank and Trust would like you to meet an inseparable duo: Brutus and Magnum! These two five-year-old Pit Mix brothers are looking for their forever home together. Brutus is the mellow, affectionate teddy bear of the pair. Magnum is…

Fire departments battle structure fire on Louisville Road

Photo: Richardsville Fire DepartmentBOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Three Warren County fire departments responded to a structure fire Saturday. The Gott Fire Department, Richardsville Fire Department, and Smiths Grove Fire Department responded to a structure fire on Louisville Road, according to a social media post from RFD. RFD says units were at a nearby event and responded quickly to the scene….

UPDATE: Bowling Green Police Department 911 lines restored

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green Police Department confirmed Monday morning that its 911 lines are restored. Police say the public can text or call in the event of an emergency. The non-emergency number is 270-393-4000. Original Story BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- The Bowling Green Police Department says it is experiencing issues with its 911 lines. On Sunday night, the…

Pedestrian struck, killed in Glasgow

GLASGOW, Ky. – Kentucky State Police is investigating the death of a pedestrian. Public Affairs Officer Katan Parker says the Barren County Sheriff’s Office contacted KSP about a fatal collision on Saturday at approximately 11 pm. Troopers arrived at Burkesville Road near Green Valley Road in Glasgow to begin the investigation. The preliminary investigation indicates that a vehicle traveling east…

UPDATE: Police locate missing Glasgow man

UPDATE: The missing man has been located safely. —- GLASGOW, Ky. – The Glasgow Police Department is searching for a missing man. GPD says Kirby Read was last seen at 10 pm on Friday on Western Hills Road. Read may be wearing a t-shirt, shorts, a hoodie, sandals, or shoes. Read is 6’0 and weighs 150 pounds. He has curly…

UPDATE: Woman missing from Rockcastle County found safe

LONDON, Ky. – The Kentucky State Police says 33-year-old Megan Cromer has been found safe. This follows an Ashanti Alert that was sent out Saturday morning. Original Release: LONDON, Ky. – The Kentucky State Police has issued an Ashanti Alert for Megan Cromer, a 33-year-old adult missing from Rockcastle County since Saturday, June 28 at approximately 5:51 a.m. Cromer is…

Several roads reportedly flooded in local area

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Multiple roads are reportedly flooded in the local area into Friday evening. Currently, roads reported to be impacted include Rapids Road and Hickory Flat in Simpson County. In addition, some roads in the Plano area of Warren County are starting to have water across them. Drivers should turn around and avoid crossing water covered roads.