Author: WNKY Staff

Juvenile and former student detained at Bowling Green High School

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- Bowling Green High School Principal, Kyle McGraw, released a message to families, faculty and staff Wednesday afternoon. McGraw says that just after noon on Wednesday, a juvenile and former student approached Bowling Green High School under duress and holding a knife. The individual was confronted by a staff member outside of the building where he said that someone…

Bowling Green city street closes Wednesday

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A city street is closed on Wednesday. The City of Bowling Green says crews will be working at East 10th Avenue between Covington Street and Nutwood Avenue through the day for water line work. The are will be closed to motorists. Officials urge motorists to drive with caution in the area.

Glasgow police to host community event to connect with faith-based groups

GLASGOW, Ky. – Glasgow Police are connecting with faith-based communities. The Glasgow Police Department will host Faith & Blue Prayer & Pizza In The Park on Friday, October 11 from 11 am to 2 pm at Gorin Park. The event is designed to provide an opportunity for faith-based communities to connect with law enforcement through fellowship. “Strong communities are built…

New Americans in Kentucky panelists discuss diverse history and future

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Several panelists are bringing awareness to the history of new Americans in Kentucky. On Tuesday evening, panels reflected on Bowling Green history of welcoming residents from across the world, while sharing more about the diverse international communities in the region. Executive director of the International Center of Kentucky Albert Mbanfu, BG International Communities liaison Leyda Becker,…

Warren County Conservatives hosts school choice forum

BOWLING, Ky. – The Warren County Conservatives hosted a School Choice Community Forum at Hilton Garden Inn on Tuesday evening. The event featured guest speakers Kelley Paul, wife of Senator Rand Paul, former Kentucky Lieutenant Governor Jenean Hampton, and Walter Blanks, Jr of the American Federation for Children. At the event, speakers and organizers spoke in favor of Kentucky Constitutional…

Absentee mail-in voting begins

BARREN COUNTY, KY.- Absentee mail-in voting officially began last weekend, and residents across the Commonwealth are eagerly exercising their right to vote. This option is especially beneficial for college students, military personnel and new residents, ensuring their voices are heard in the upcoming election. We spoke with Barren County Clerk Helena Birdwell, who emphasized the importance of participation in the…

McCoys receive first reward check for assistance in active shooter case

Source: WKYT. LONDON, Ky. – Two people who assisted in locating the remains of a shooting suspect in Kentucky are receiving their reward. On Tuesday, the City of London announced mayor Randall Weddle and Kentucky State Police trooper Scottie Pennington presented Fred and Sheila McCoy with a $10,000 check from WB Transport. Kentucky State Police credited the McCoys with helping…

Service One Credit Union donates teddy bears to help abuse survivors

Source: ServiceOne Credit Union. BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Service One Credit Union announced Tuesday that it has donated 400 teddy bears to Phoenix Rising, an organization that supports survivors of human trafficking and exploitation. According to a release by Service One, The teddy bears will be included in Care Kits distributed by Phoenix Rising. These kits provide essential items and…

Todd County Water District issues boil water advisory

TODD COUNTY, Ky. – The Todd County Water District has issued a boil water advisory due to improvements to the main line to be in effect Sept. 24. The advisory affects Wiley Chapel Road, R. Whitaker Road, Bluff Road, McKenney Road, 3395-5610 Deerlick Road, Casey Lane, Red Hill Road, D. Backbone Road, Charles Sumner Road, 22- 4161 Dunmor Deerlick Road,…

Mammoth Cave National Park lifts open fire restriction

Source: Mammoth Cave National ParkMAMMOTH CAVE, Ky. – Mammoth Cave National Park officials have lifted a burn restriction due to recent weather conditions. According to a release by Mammoth Cave National Park, the burn restriction was on all open fires within the park. The restriction applied to campfire use in the park’s three front country campgrounds, all back-country campsites and…