Author: WNKY Staff

Traffic signal project to turn Cave Mill intersection into four-way stop

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A traffic signal project at Cave Mill and Smallhouse Road is expected to turn the intersection into a four-way stop Tuesday afternoon. The City of Bowling Green says the the traffic signal is being changed out at this location. Drivers should use caution in this area. Both roads will remain open. The project is expected to…

Living Well: New AI Tech May Help Detect Cancer Early

Cancer cases are on the rise among U.S. adults under 50, The research says cancer patients are “Increasingly shifting from older to middle-aged individuals.” No matter the age, when cancer strikes early detection is critical, as it improves the chances of survival. In today’s Living Well, News 40’s Morgan Hoover has a look at new artificial intelligence technology being tested…

First baby box surrender of 2024 confirmed in Indiana

Source: WLKY. GEORGETOWN, Ind. (WAVE) – The first baby box surrender of 2024 was made last week in southern Indiana. Safe Haven Baby Box said it occurred at the Georgetown Township Fire Station #1. This was the first child left at the fire station since the baby box made available in December of 2022. At today’s press conference, the founder…

WCSP to resume in-person classes on Tuesday

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – Warren County Public Schools has confirmed it is returning to in-person classes on Tuesday, Jan. 23. This follows several days last week of NTI Days due to winter weather. For further school district updates, you can follow WCPS on Facebook.

Man arraigned Monday on charges related to alleged rape at Wingate Hotel

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A man was arraigned Monday on charges related to a reported rape at the Wingate Hotel. According to court documents, 25-year-old Johnson Lloyd was indicted Wednesday, Jan. 17 on first-degree rape, first-degree rape (attempted), first-degree sodomy (attempted), fourth-degree assault (minor injury) and second-degree fleeing or evading police (on foot). The charges are in connection with an…

A salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupe is now over

(CNN) – A salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupe has ended. The Centers for Disease Control made the announcement last Friday. More than 400 people fell ill in 44 states, including Kentucky. That led to 158 hospitalizations and six deaths overall. The affected cantaloupe also was sold in Canada, where Canadian officials say they had more than 160 cases. That includes…

2024’s SoKy Bridal Expo

This weekend saw the return of Southern Kentucky’s Bridal Expo, and we saw firsthand how it helped out local brides to be. With over 100 vendors in attendance, the Bridal Expo was a one-stop shop for anyone in need of caterers, wedding planners and many more. 2024 marks the event’s tenth year of operating, and the Expo’s founder, Tootie Finkbone,…

Jonesville Academy Tie Ceremony

This weekend saw Jonesville Academy’s second Tie Ceremony, with many young boys recognized for their academic and personal achievements. Jonesville Academy is a program for school-aged boys in the Bowling Green and Warren County area from third to ninth grade. Scholars shared speeches about the power of community and leadership and how they see themselves involved in both.   If…

UPDATE: Subject arrested following vehicle pursuit and standoff in Logan County

LOGAN COUNTY, Ky. – A Russellville man has been arrested after an hours-long standoff in Logan County, authorities say. On Monday, the Kentucky State Police says it was assisting the Bowling Green Police Department with looking for a stolen black GMC Canyon pickup truck. Troopers say the vehicle was seen heading toward Bowling Green on Russellville Road. According to authorities,…