Updated: 3:20 PM “Anything but Classical” is a dinner/dance to take place on Friday, April 27, 2012, at SKyPAC. This is a very unique fundraiser that is a first of its kind in Bowling Green.

Updated: 3:25 PM Western Kentucky University Police Sgt. Craig Sutter will participate again in Law Enforcement United’s charity bicycle ride in May.

Updated: 9:46 PM The Symphony at WKU welcomed pre-college string students for the second annual String Contest on March 31. Students performed for judges, peers and friends in the new Music Rehearsal Hall on the campus of Western Kentucky University. The Atlantic Ensemble from the Blair School of Music in Nashville adjudicated the event.

Posted: 9:49 PM Kentucky is in full bloom this spring, and the state wants to make it easy to find the most colorful spots.

Posted: 3:44 PM Blood donations are needed now.

Updated: 3:33 PM United Way of Southern Kentucky (UWSK) collected 52,030 items in a region wide food drive titled “Feed the Need” across Allen, Barren, Logan, Simpson, and Warren counties that ran February 1st – March 17th.

Updated: 5:53 PM A revised prescription drug bill would give Kentucky prosecutors more access to information.

Posted: 12:02 AM Revolution 91.7, the student-run campus radio station of Western Kentucky University, is hosting its third annual Pooch Pageant this Saturday, March 31 at the H.P. Thomas Bark Park on Cave Mill Road.

Updated: 3:31 PM An anonymous buyer pays $4.5 million for an 1893 soda fountain at an auction of Coca-Cola memorabilia in Elizabethtown.

Updated: 12:31 AM Brisk ticket sales for tomorrow night’s Mega Millions drawing have led to the jackpot being increased to an estimated $363 million dollars. This is the fourth largest jackpot of any game ever offered in U.S. history.

Updated: 11:16 PM WKU students taking a Study Away course this summer are encouraged to apply for a $100 scholarship offered through the Student Government Association (SGA). The scholarships will be awarded to five WKU students planning to take a summer 2012 Study Away course.

Posted: 11:32 PM In ten communities across the commonwealth, citizens are being invited to a free movie screening and discussion focused on the importance of having an excellent teacher in every classroom for every student in Kentucky. Twelve statewide advocacy organizations have partnered to sponsor this historic event during nearly a dozen concurrent movie screenings on March 27.

Updated: 12:00 AM Premier Transportation says it's bringing 100 new jobs to Simpson County.

Updated: 9:28 PM Chuy’s, a new Tex-Mex restaurant opening on April 24th, is looking to hire approximately 170 staff members for their first Bowling Green location. The new restaurant will be located at 3260 Ken Bale Boulevard, just off Scottsville Road in Bowling Green.

Updated: 4:02 PM Health and Welfare Committee passed bill 10-2.

Updated: 7:10 PM SKyPAC's Executive Director says this is just the first of hundreds of opening nights in SKyPAC's future.

Updated: 6:38 PM Two days before its Opening Night, SKyPAC's president and chairman of the board says there were times he thought it might not get built.

Updated: 10:40 PM Downtown Bowling Green restaurants are joining the celebration for SKyPAC’s Opening Night by offering various food, drink, and entertainment specials on Saturday, March 10th.

Updated: 11:52 AM A prosecutor in southeastern Kentucky is offering parents who haven't paid their child support an alternative to jail.

Updated: 12:49 AM Welcome back your 2012 Sun Belt Conference Tournament Champion Hilltoppers at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday afternoon.

Posted: 4:39 PM More than 400 artists, family members and friends attended the US Bank Celebration of the Arts award ceremony and reception Feb. 24 at WKU’s Kentucky Museum kicking off the largest art exhibition in the region.

Updated: 12:43 PM The Bowling Green Hot Rods, Class A Affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays, will hold a job fair on Saturday, March 3 from 10 AM to 12 PM in the lobby of Bowling Green Ballpark.

Posted: 12:46 PM The Kentucky State Police is now accepting applications from Kentucky high school seniors who are interested in qualifying for $1,000 scholarships that can be used for education expenses beginning in the fall of 2012.

Updated: 2:25 PM To be or not to be. More than a line from Shakespeare, that phrase characterizes the challenging path the Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center followed to get where it is today.

Updated: 6:19 AM Hilliard Lyons chairman Pete Mahurin must be approved by the U.S. Senate.