Author: WNKY Staff

Multiple departments respond to structure fire in Warren County

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Multiple departments responded this morning after a large fire on Hunts Lane. News 40 was on the scene at the 1800 block of Hunts Lane as firefighters worked to secure the area. Alvaton Fire Department says that, upon arrival, a large building with farm equipment and vehicles inside was ablaze. While it is unknown what caused…

Logan County man sentenced to 15 years after drug trafficking, firearm offenses

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A Logan County man is facing 15 years in federal prison after officials say he possessed methamphetamine. According to court documents, on Oct. 2, 2020, William Horsley, 36, of Russellville possessed with the intent to distribute 59.43 grams of methamphetamine and 527.9 grams of a cutting agent. The South Central Kentucky Drug Task Force says Horsley…

Bowling Green police searching for details on ‘suspicious’ van

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Bowling Green police say they are investigating a suspicious incident involving a white van. In a social media post, the Bowling Green Police Department says the van had allegedly “followed multiple people” in the Bent Tree Avenue area in Bowling Green. Bowling Green officers are currently seeking video surveillance. If you have a white van on…

Trader Joe’s distribution center to bring 900 jobs to Simpson County

Photo credit: Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development FRANKLIN, Ky. – A Trader Joe’s distribution facility is coming to Simpson County. Simpson County judge-executive Mason Barnes says Trader Joe’s will locate the distribution and assembly center in the Stone-Givens Industrial Park and will be the only one of its type in the U.S. The project will use about 160 acres for…

Sunrise Special – Lost River Sessions

For today’s Sunrise Special, we sit down with Rachel Cato and Amy Combs. They told us about who we can expect to see at Lost River Sessions this month. For February, we get to listen to the musical talents of the Sam Gyllenhaal Band, along with local musician Spooky Fox. This concert takes place at The Capitol on February 16th…

Sunrise Spotlight: Shamrock 5k

For today’s Sunrise Spotlight, brought to you by the German American Bank, we met Brittany Fisher and Rachel Zettlemoyer. They told us all about the upcoming Shamrock 5k Trail Run happening at Dugas Park. All money raised from this event will go towards the construction of a future dog park! Kiddos seven and under run for free so bring the…

What’s Happening SoKY: Aqualand Stage Dive

For today’s What’s Happening SoKY, we met with Tori Pinerola and Matt Devore. They talked to us about the upcoming event at Aqualand Pools, this year’s Stage Dive! Folks can sign up to dive into icy waters for a good cause, raising money for local children’s creative arts programs. You can dress up as your favorite rock star or group…

Living Well: Could Fungal Parasites Be a Risk?

It’s a popular new show about zombies and fungal parasites but in real life, the fungi that inspired the story in HBO’s “The Last of Us” don’t cause problems for people, only insects. However, experts say the threat from fungal pathogens is increasing around the world. In today’s Living Well, brought to you by Springhill Pharmacy, we learn more about…

News Anchor/Multimedia Journalist

Marquee Broadcasting Kentucky, Inc. is looking for a full-time Anchor/MMJ! Present daily news stories during designated newscasts in a clear and effective manner that engages viewers. Review all copy on designated shows, fact check and correct any errors. Must be able to research and gather pertinent information about community events and conduct live interviews. Report on compelling, impactful stories and…

Greenwood’s Watterson, Jones Sign Letters of Intent

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Gators volleyball stars Erin Jones and Sophia Watterson signed their letters of intent with Earlham college and Felician University respectively. Earlham is located in Indiana, while Felician is right outside of New York City in Rutherford, New Jersey. Jones and Watterson were excited to see the Greenwood community out in full force as they made their…