Posted: 3:39 AM A bill signed by Governor Ernie Fletcher will help track organ donors.

Posted: 7:59 PM South Central Kentucky was at the center of one of the largest water education projects in the southeastern United States Thursday. The Commonwealth Water Education Project kicked off a five-year campaign at Lost River Cave.

Posted: 7:32 PM Less than a month after an adult business opens in Auburn, an area city council is considering an ordinance to keep others out of town.

Updated: 5:28 PM Crime Stoppers reaches out to Adair County to help the sheriff's office solve a theft.

Posted: 7:17 AM Students at five Kentucky colleges will have to pay more for their higher education.

Posted: 7:16 AM Two members of a gang in California are charged with robbing a Bowling Green bank on two separate occasions.

Posted: 3:39 AM An Earlington City employee is dead after being struk by a train.

Posted: 7:16 PM Bowling Green High's Renaissance Team gives students a voice.

Posted: 7:14 PM On April 5, students across the nation took a stand against tobacco use for the eleventh annual Kick Butts Day.

Updated: 6:51 PM Attracting more businesses and putting more money back in your pocket are two of the benefits of a resolution aimed at cutting money out of the city of Bowling Green's surplus funds. Tuesday night, the City Commission voted 4-to-1 to cut the existing occupational tax down in order to lessen the growing surplus money, which now sits at 19-million dollars.

Updated: 1:01 PM Four men remain missing after a vehicle they were riding in crashed into the Ohio River.

Updated: 12:56 PM Hispanics in Louisville are calling for immigration reform.

Updated: 1:03 PM Tuesday, the City Commission voted to cut taxes in order to drop surplus revenue, but didn't make a definitive decision regarding the proposed pay plan.

Updated: 8:11 PM It may seem harmless to post pictures and comments on online networking sites, but some of the information people are putting on these sites can backfire. In part 3 of "Invading My Space" we take a closer look into just who's looking at these profiles.

Posted: 6:00 PM When Sunday's storm hit Warren County, indoor and outdoor alarms were activated across the area except for one.

Posted: 4:23 PM Ground breaking is held for a new home to be raffled for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Posted: 2:45 AM The majority of American workers think they'll be able to retire comfortably, but most aren't saving nearly enough to meet that goal.

Updated: 12:49 AM The number of you logging onto the internet and using online networking sites continues to rise. So does the number of people putting personal information about themselves on the internet. In part 2 of "Invading My Space", we take a closer look at just how dangerous these websites are if you're not careful with the information you are putting on them.

Posted: 10:38 PM Damaging storms that destroyed many homes in Christian County Sunday night, has now been confirmed a major tornado by the National Weather Service.

Updated: 8:41 PM A meeting to approve a compromise to end the "Beech Bend Road" dispute ends with no quick resolution in sight.

Updated: 7:27 PM The day-time is shedding light on just how much damage was done from last night's severe weather throughout south central Kentucky. Governor Fletcher has declared Christian County, which was one of the hardest hit areas, in a state of emergency.

Updated: 7:31 PM On Sunday night a storm pummeled its way through Todd County after doing its damage to parts of Christian County.

Posted: 2:03 PM Sunday's major storm leaves some without power and others without homes. The straight line winds and hail also destroyed the place of worship for one man.

Posted: 6:38 AM Storms moved through much of the viewing area last night. Clean up crews now have the tough job of finding displaced residents homes and searching for possible bodies.

Updated: 11:44 AM Police are investigating an accident that killed one woman.