Posted: 7:54 AM Warren County Sheriff's Office receives grant.

Updated: 8:01 PM In his six years at the helm of the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce, president and CEO Jim Hizer took the business advocate to new heights. Now he's taking his talents to a new challenge in Pensacola, Florida, and he's taking a new honor with him as this week's Hometown Hero.

Updated: 7:38 AM This weekend, local businesses are pitching in to help Warren County Public Schools.

Updated: 7:59 AM The late Ted Stevens was instrumental in securing funding for the Merle Travis Music Center, built in Muhlenberg County in 2004.

Updated: 7:15 AM A crash between a train and pickup truck Monday afternoon shut down traffic on Louisville Road for about 45 minutes.

Updated: 8:34 AM Nearly nine years after the September 11th, 2001 attacks, German authorities have shut down a Hamburg Mosque.

Posted: 11:26 PM A 16-year-old Amish girl is killed by lightning in Logan County. It happened in the Green Ridge community near Lewisburg.

Updated: 8:26 PM Bowling Green's City Commissioners will continue their Summer Stroll series tonight in the Delafield Neighborhood. This is a chance for people in the community to voice their opinions and needs to city officials.

Updated: 3:21 AM The former director of the Hobson House in Bowling Green pleads guilty to theft.

Updated: 7:35 PM The Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District is currently studying the stability of the Green River Lock and Dam No. 3, Rochester.

Updated: 2:31 PM Rep. Brett Guthrie announces counties now eligible for SBA disaster loans.

Updated: 8:25 PM At first, the "Back to School Bash" was canceled, but thanks to a 1920's Bowling Green Club, The Bash is on. The Bowling Green Noon Rotary Club donated five-thousand-dollars to the Warren County School District to serve 700 kids needing school supplies.

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

Posted: 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: 12:06 AM The Edmonson County couple accused of keeping a four-year-old boy in a dog kennel pleads not guilty.

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

Updated: 12:05 AM The Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce announced Monday that James N. Hizer, CEcD, president and CEO of the Chamber and the Intermodal Transportation Authority, has resigned his position effective August 13.

Updated: 7:42 AM A Bowling Green teenager has raised more than 100,000 dollars for cancer research. In this week's Hometown Hero, we introduce you to Riley Miller.

Updated: 7:33 PM No less than eight music artists will fill Franklin's downtown square with song Saturday to help an 11-year-old girl.

Updated: 1:20 AM Kentucky's unemployment rate has dropped to a 16-month low.

Updated: 8:04 AM They are volunteers who risk their lives to save others. In this week's Hometown Hero, we go to the South Allen County Fire Department to learn more about a heroic rescue during the May floods.

Updated: 12:08 AM Crime Stoppers tips lead to arrest of couple for Glasgow strong-armed robbery.

Posted: 11:24 PM Area kids are getting a chance to pilot a plane at Aviation Camp.

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: 6:26 AM Glasgow Police are investigating a parking lot strong-arm robbery at Walmart.