Author: WNKY Staff

WKU Athletics launches Travis Hudson Legacy Fundraising Campaign

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Western Kentucky University Athletics has announced the launch of the Travis Hudson Legacy Fundraising Campaign on Wednesday. According to WKU, the campaign aims to raise $300,000 to support the WKU Volleyball program and will celebrate the last 30 years of success under Travis Hudson while paving the way for the next 30 years of volleyball success…

Noah Myers and Tony Santa Maria flex power in Hot Rods’ 10-3 home opener win

Bowling Green, Kentucky – For the second consecutive contest, Noah Myers and Tony Santa Maria each hit three-run homers as the Bowling Green Hot Rods (3-1) won its fifth consecutive home opener, taking down the Rome Emperors (1-3) 10-3 on Tuesday at Bowling Green Ballpark in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The Emperors drove in the first runs of the game in the top…

Two motorcycles allegedly lead KSP troopers on high speed pursuit

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – Kentucky State Police observed two motorcycles driving at a high rate of speed on Tuesday evening. Kentucky State Police Public Affairs officer, Katan Parker tells News 40 the vehicles were observed at the 17 mile marker on I-65 heading south. Parker confirms the motorcycles crossed into Tennessee  around 7 p.m. KSP terminated the pursuit once the…

Where to report sinkholes in Warren County

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – Officials are sharing where you can report a sinkhole spotted within the city limits of Bowling Green or within Warren County. According to officials, you can report a sinkhole that has opened up in city limits by calling 270-393-3444. Those that are located outside city limits in Warren County can contact 270-843-5360 and select option 3….

5th Kentucky death confirmed following flooding

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Gov. Andy Beshear confirmed a fifth flood-related death in Kentucky Tuesday. According to Beshear, the fifth death is a 50-year-old man from Bullitt County. In addition, four other deaths have resulted, including that of a woman in Nelson County, a child in Franklin County, a man in McCracken County and a man in Trigg County. “Four days…

Mayor declares state of emergency in Morgantown

MORGANTOWN, Ky. – The City of Morgantown is under a state of emergency. According to the executive order by Morgantown mayor Billy Phelps, Morgantown has sustained “catastrophic damage” due to recent flooding. The document states this has impacted public and private property, infrastructure and services. The executive order was signed by Phelps on April 7. On Monday, News 40 traveled…