Posted: 2:23 AM Hundreds of Major League baseball players will go to the plate with hot pink bats this Sunday to celebrate Mother's Day and raise money to fight breast cancer.

Updated: 10:43 PM Historians and doctors have long debated what medical complications caused the death of legendary Confederate fighter Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson, felled by friendly fire in the Civil War.

Updated: 11:25 PM The Better Business Bureau (BBB) advises university and high school students looking for work this summer to apply early and research potential employers for the best chance at landing a job!

Posted: 10:50 PM WASHINGTON (AP) -- The International Space Station has a radiator leak in its power system. The outpost's commander calls the situation serious, but not life-threatening.

Updated: 2:34 AM Barren County Sheriff Chris Eaton not guilty all charges, except 2 counts of witness tampering.

Posted: 8:58 PM The Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure has revoked the license of a doctor who worked at a now-closed southern Indiana pain clinic.

Posted: 7:25 PM Bowling Green-Warren County Junior Achievement took time to honor those who dedicate their time to the cause. The annual Junior Achievement appreciation breakfast was held this morning to honor the 2013 Teacher and Volunteer of the Year.

Updated: 4:49 AM Millions of people had some sort of cosmetic surgery in 2012. While you may have images of serious surgery or weeks of recovery, more people are opting to have minimal or non-invasive procedures. Lauren Hanson has more in her special report.

Updated: 7:33 PM The Warren County Sheriff's Deputy says they're investigating the death of a 2-month-old baby in Richardsville.

Updated: 6:23 PM They have been turning old into new for years and now their old store has moved to a brand new location.

Updated: 6:11 PM Inside the doors of the WKU Student Publications Center sits dozens of awards for excellence. Those honors may not be possible without the financial support of the university.

Posted: 4:58 PM The bipartisan group of senators supporting a plan to overhaul immigration laws has been sticking together today, amid a critical series of early test votes.

Posted: 4:35 PM The neighborhood watch volunteer charged with fatally shooting 17-year-old Trayvon Martin wants the jury at his trial to be sequestered and for panelists to be able to inspect the crime scene.

Updated: 5:22 PM A prosecutor is objecting to delaying University of Kentucky basketball icon Richie Farmer's federal criminal trial until February.

Posted: 3:09 PM Senate Republicans have boycotted a scheduled committee vote on President Barack Obama's pick to lead the Environmental Protection Agency.

Updated: 2:37 AM As many WKU students prepare for graduation this weekend, they also prepare to enter the workforce.

Updated: 2:26 PM The teen accused of killing a missing person in Hart County a year ago has been indicted by a grand jury.

Posted: 2:12 PM House Republicans are willing to give President Barack Obama a rare victory on college loans.

Posted: 2:10 PM Cleveland police say the two brothers of the man accused of keeping women captive in his house have been released from custody.

Posted: 1:31 PM The jury begins deliberation in the trial for Barren County Sheriff Chris Eaton and two other law enforcement officials.

Posted: 11:23 AM Shoppers have been seeing signs of an improving economy, enough so that they picked up their spending in April from March.

Updated: 6:46 PM Legal representation for Bowling Green Independent Schools believes Warren County Schools is breaching an agreement reached in 2001 by the two school systems.

Posted: 11:03 AM Police in Worcester, Massachusetts say the body of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev has been buried outside of the city.

Updated: 7:41 PM "The corporate support that we've gotten from our partner CHC (Commonwealth Health Corporation) and the Medical Center, we're going to be able to do it for a year and hopefully if it's successful, I'm hopeful we'll be able to sustain the operation for 36 months," says Warren County Parks and Recreation Director, Chris Kummer. Kummer expects to have a positive outlook for the aquatics facility from here on out.

Updated: 3:06 PM The Council on Postsecondary Education has awarded three universities a total of $1.5 million to develop model programs that will better prepare future teachers for their careers.