Author: WNKY Staff

KSP Post 3 investigating fatal Simpson County crash

FRANKLIN, Ky. – Kentucky State Police Post 3 is investigating a fatal collision in Simpson County. KSP Post 3 Interim Public Affairs Officer Allen Shirley says the post responded to the area of the six-mile marker of I-65 Southbound in Simpson County at 2:53 am on Sunday morning about a motor vehicle collision. The initial investigation indicates a truck driven…

Fatal crash in Pulaski County leaves one dead, one charged with murder

EUBANK, Ky. – Kentucky State Police is investigating a fatal collision that sees a man facing a murder charge. KSP London Post responded to a two-vehicle fatal collision on US 27 near Floyd Switch Estesburg Road in Pulaski County on Saturday. The initial investigation shows a vehicle traveling north on US 27,  operated by Larry G. Stull, 63 of Eubank,…

UPDATE: Body recovered in ongoing drowning investigation

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – The body of a drowning victim has been recovered after a multi-day search off of River Street, according to officials. According to Kentucky Fish and Wildlife public information officer Cody Fox, the body recovered Wednesday has been identified as 48-year-old Kevin Gidcumb of Hadley, who is suspected to have drowned. Multiple units responded Saturday afternoon for…

Glasgow Police Department hosts annual Faith and Blue Event

GLASGOW, Ky.- Dozens gathered during fall break for the third annual Faith and Blue event on Friday, fostering community spirit in Glasgow. Prayer and pizza set the stage as residents of Barren County came together for an afternoon filled with prizes and fun. This national event provides a unique opportunity for people to connect with local police officers in a…

Allen County Primary Center accepting donations for hurricane relief

ALLEN COUNTY, Ky. – Allen County Primary Center is accepting donations to help hurricane victims starting next week. According to a Facebook post by Allen County Primary Center, the ACPC Kind Kids Club is accepting donations starting Monday, Oct. 14 through Oct. 24. The school asks to please consider donating the following items: Clorox wipes Paper towels Toilet paper Garbage…

Trick-or-treating guide: Where to go in south-central Kentucky

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – News 40 has your guide to trick-or-treating events in the local area. Below is a list of upcoming events by county, complete with dates and times. Allen County Boo Fest: Oct. 19 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the downtown Franklin square. Kids can enjoy trick-or-treating, a petting zoo, pony rides, a costume contest and interactive…

Ruby Branch Farms hosting Kids Fest Fall Festival this Sunday

FRANKLIN, Ky. – Ruby Branch Farms is showcasing local kid entrepreneurs this Sunday, Oct. 13. At the farm, multiple businesses will be set up by local children in an effort to exercise their skills. Items sold will include candles, custom cellphone cases, wax melts, natural bug sprays, lemonade, necklaces, mini cakes, wallets and more. You can view a full list…

Logan County Sheriff’s Office remembers former mechanic

LOGAN COUNTY, Ky. – The Logan County Sheriff’s Office is mourning the loss of one of their long-time engineers who passed away this week. Edgar “Eddie” Insoe worked with the agency as their mechanic for 17 years before his retirement in 2023. The sheriff’s office says he passed away Wednesday evening after fighting an illness for several years. They ask…

Downtown BGKY hosting first-ever Harvest Crawl during festival

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A new event is being added to this year’s Downtown BGKY Harvest Festival. According to a Facebook post by Downtown BGKY, a Harvest Crawl will be taking place the same day as the festival on Oct. 19. The event put together by Fountain Row bars and restaurants will have fall drink and food specials. This year’s…

Federal agencies warn against price gouging after recent hurricanes

Multiple federal agencies posted a warning to consumers to be on the lookout for price gougers and scammers looking to capitalize from natural disasters. The agencies say consumers naturally face extreme stress during natural disasters, and it’s an easy time to fall prey to such schemes. During this week’s White House briefing, press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre warned of price gouging…