Updated: 5:35 AM Kentucky's Council on Postsecondary Education approves tuition hikes.

Updated: 7:50 AM Some people say it isn't what happens to you in life that matters... Its how you respond to it. One Glasgow family lives by that motto. We honor Tony and Donna Morgan as this week's Hometown Heroes.

Updated: 7:14 PM WKU Receives Record $19 Million in Cash Gifts, 39 Percent Increase Over Last year.

Updated: 8:42 PM The director who took WKU's forensic team to national prominence over the past twenty years is settling into a new role, but Judy Woodring will still have her finger on the pulse of this award-winning WKU program

Updated: 12:46 AM A former Warren County Special Ed teacher pleads guilty to the sexual abuse of a student.

Updated: 11:03 PM Western Kentucky University's Forensics Director Judy Woodring is retiring after 20 years at the university.

Updated: 11:47 PM After years in the round building known as Tate Page Hall, WKU's College of Education is getting closer to moving into a brand new square facility.

Updated: 8:31 PM Senate bill one passed in the Kentucky General Assembly in 2009, is called the beginning of a new era in public school assessment and accountability. In this week's View From the Hill, Amy Bingham shows us how WKU's Center for Literacy is helping educators statewide address this new legislation.

Posted: 9:07 PM The Kentucky Library and Museum at WKU has the perfect way to tie into the World Equestrian Games coming to Lexington this fall. The museum is raising money for a new exhibit called The Horse in Kentucky, and the support of a famous Kentuckian is helping get this project off the ground.

Updated: 7:23 PM The Jefferson County public school system is being sued by a parent who claims that its student assignment plan violates state law.

Updated: 7:40 PM Some gifted middle school students from across the country, are continuing their learning this summer, at Western Kentucky University.

Updated: 7:31 PM We want to clear up some misinformation about a custodial company recently hired by the Warren County School District to serve South Warren Middle and High Schools.

Updated: 7:53 PM The alumni association at Western Kentucky University is teaming up with the athletic department to achieve one common goal.

Updated: 6:53 PM Six low-performing middle and high schools in Louisville, will see as much as 60 percent of the faculty and, in some cases the principals, replaced by this fall.

Updated: 8:51 PM Close to 3,000 people from five continents are on their way back home, after calling WKU home for the past week.

Updated: 8:22 PM Bowling Green State University has announced that Thomas Hiles has been named vice president for University Advancement and president of the BGSU Foundation, Inc. Hiles is currently vice president for institutional advancement at Western Kentucky University.

Updated: 1:10 AM Warren County Schools will be in back in session on Tuesday.

Updated: 7:42 PM The Warren County Family Resource and Youth Service Centers hosted a community baby shower at Warren Elementary Thursday.

Updated: 7:41 PM The 136th Run for the Roses is this weekend, and there's a WKU connection right in the middle of all the Derby festivities.

Updated: 9:35 PM Bristow Elementary School has found a new way to make exercise fun for students.

Updated: 7:08 AM Students upset over the firing of Glasgow High School principal Kelly Bell this past Tuesday, staged a protest outside the school administration building Friday.

Posted: 10:49 PM April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day, a time to shed light on a disorder affecting thousands.

Posted: 9:07 PM A Warren County principal, accused of inappropriately touching a ten-year-old girl, resigns from his school.

Updated: 7:17 PM A Kentucky Senate committee has advanced a bill aimed at protecting health care benefits for retired teachers.

Updated: 10:53 PM Parents are upset and an investigation is underway by both law enforcement and Warren County Schools after authorities say three five-year-old girls were touched inappropriately by a nine-year-old boy on a school bus.