Author: WNKY Staff

5 injured in crash involving an Amish buggy

HARDINSBURG, Ky. – State police are investigating an injury crash involving an Amish buggy. Kentucky State Police Post 4 says it responded to a call from the Breckinridge County Sheriff’s Office requesting assistance to an injury collision near the 14,000 block of South KY 259 near the McDaniels Community on Thursday. KSP’s initial investigation shows that a vehicle operated by…

Service One Credit Union names chief financial officer

Source: Service One Credit Union. BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Service One Credit Union has announced the promotion of Matt Hutcheson to chief financial officer. According to Service One Credit Union, Hutcheson has been with Service One Credit since 2010 and has played a key role in financial strategy, risk management and operational efficiency. Hutcheson brings an associate’s degree from Elizabethtown…

KYTC provides update on major Warren County roadway project

Photo credit: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 3.BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 3 released updates on a major Warren County roadway project on Friday. KYTC says the project to update a section of KY 185 is ongoing. KY 185 from Runners Road to near KY 1320 will be realigned. The realignment will span 1.8 miles in the Anna…

T.J. Regional Health named one of the best places to work in Kentucky

GLASGOW, Ky. -T.J. Regional Health has been named one of the 2025 Best Places to Work in Kentucky in the large-sized employer category. According to a release by T.J. Regional Health, the selection process is managed by Workforce Research Group based on an assessment of each participating company’s employee policies and procedures along with the results of an internal employee…

Murder suspect’s father arrested after alleged staged crash scene

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A murder suspect’s father is now facing charges in connection with a Bowling Green man’s death. According to the Warren County Sheriff’s Office, Sabah Khadim, 56, of Bowling Green was taken into custody Friday on charges of tampering with physical evidence and abuse of a corpse. This follows information presented Wednesday, March 5 to a grand…

Unintentional lockdown issued at Russellville middle, high schools

RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. – Russellville Independent Schools says two of its schools were placed on an unintentional lockdown on Friday. According to the district, the lockdown took place at both Russellville Middle School and Russellville High School. School officials say this occurred due to a physical fight. All students and staff followed lockdown procedures and are safe, according to the district….

Empty Bowls serves up support for those in need

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – On Thursday night, around 300 community members gathered at Forest Park Baptist Church to support the fight against food insecurity. This is the 12th year now for Empty Bowls in Bowling Green, an event meant to raise money for those in need by offering a hot meal and a handmade clay bowl in exchange for a…

What Could BG Be with deputy director Pam Hurt

In today’s Community Driven, presented by Innovation Engine, News 40’s Michael Ridgeway speaks to Pam Hurt, deputy director at Barren River Area Safe Space, about where she’d like to see our city in 25 years. We’re less than a week away from votes closing on the future of Bowling Green. To share your vote on submissions, visit WhatCouldBGBe.com.

Franklin police to conduct traffic enforcement blitz

FRANKLIN, Ky. – The Franklin Police Department will be conducting a traffic enforcement blitz starting Monday, March 17. According to police, this will occur around South College Street, Akin Avenue and Liberty Street. During this time, officers will focus on speeding and stop sign violations, although all traffic violations will be enforced. This initiative will last through March 31. Police…