Great Britain held off a hard charging Netherlands crew for gold in men’s eight with the United States rounding out the podium and taking home bronze, its first medal in this event since 2008.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Harley-Davidson Bowling Green will host a motorcycle ride with a special purpose. Ride for Oliver will begin tomorrow morning at the dealership off of Cumberland Trace Road, with registration at 11 a.m. and the journey kicking off at noon with a scenic ride toward the lake. Back at the dealership after the ride, there will be…
Playing without Jimmer Fredette again, Canyon Barry put the U.S. men’s 3×3 basketball team on his back, scoring 15 points to lead Team USA over France for its first win in Paris.
The U.S. mixed 4x400m relay team shattered the world record by over a full second on Friday evening, blazing to to victory in 3:07.41.
Kaylee McKeown, Australia’s backstroke superstar, added the 200m backstroke to her 100m back gold in Paris, repeating the same feat she accomplished in Tokyo. Team USA’s Regan Smith claimed silver.
U.S. water polo hype man Flavor Flav and celebrity chef Guy Fieri cheered on the U.S. women’s water polo team together in Paris on Friday for the team’s win over France.
Highlights from the second round of the Olympic men’s golf event at Le Golf National.
WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – One person has been hospitalized after a rollover crash Friday morning in Bowling Green. According to Warren County sheriff Brett Hightower, the wreck happened around 6:30 a.m. on the 2500 block Veterans Memorial Lane. He says the operator of the vehicle was transported to a hospital. This is a developing story. News 40 will provide more…
EDMONTON, Ky. – Metcalfe County Schools helped provide thousands of meals over the summer. The district says it served 57,667 summer meals from June until August, a significant increase from prior years. The Summer Feeding Program was open to children ages 2 to 18 living in Metcalfe County or attending Metcalfe County Schools, according to the release. Superintendent Josh Hurt…
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – As cases of lung cancer continue to rise in Kentucky, doctors say getting tested is key to surviving the disease. In a state that mines coal and where radon may be lurking in basements, tobacco is still the major culprit in causing the cancer. Eighty five percent of cases are related to smoking. If you are…
