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- Homecoming on the Hill
The new tailgating policy and a losing streak has defeated the spirits of tailgaters at WKU. But homecoming on the hill may have brightened everyone back up.
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- Some say Concealed Carry Permit Gives you Personal Protection
To get your concealed carry permit in Kentucky, you must go through a 6-8 hour training class. - Veterans Day Parade
Veterans day is coming up, and Bowling Green celebrates with a parade on the square.
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- Tropical Storm Ida spurs Warnings; Eyes U.S.
No longer a hurricane, Ida still poses a threat as it emerges over the Caribbean.
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- Obama praises those who ended Fort Hood violence
President Barack Obama is hailing what he called the heroism that ended the gunfire at Fort Hood in Texas.
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- Edmonson County Man Involved In Police Standoff
A nearly 5 hour police standoff in Edmonson County ends peacefully. Kentucky State Police as well as Brownsville Police responded to a the home of 60-year-old Charles Byrns, Jr Friday evening.
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- Fort Hood Touches Home for Some in Kentucky
The unthinkable tragedy of Thursday's attacks in Fort Hood, is also being felt here in south central Kentucky.
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- Ft. Campbell Murder Suicide
Oak Grove police received a call around 2:00p.m. from a man who said he fatally shot his wife.
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- More Area Flu Clinics Scheduled
Throughout the Barren River District more free flu clinics are planned for next week.
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- Prison Guard Says Inmates Are Upset Over the Food Served
A guard at a Kentucky prison says inmates who rioted and set fire to buildings in August were upset over the food they were being served.
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- Barren County Hosts H1N1 Clinic
On Friday, Barren County joins a handful of other area counties in the Barren River district's ongoing effort to fight the H1N1 flu virus.
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- WBKO Talks To Second Warren Co. Superintendent Finalist
We continue tonight with our closer look at each of the four finalists for Warren County's newest school superintendent.
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- Second H1N1 Clinic Held in Allen County
For most of the last week of October, Allen county schools were out due to illness. Officials say it was mainly H1N1. Friday was round two for H1N1 clinics in Allen County, and they say so far it's been a success.
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- Carhartt to Close in Glasgow
Bad economic news for Barren County.
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- Memorial Service Scheduled for Those Lost At Ft. Hood
The President will attend memorial service for those killed at Thursday's mass shooting at Fort Hood, Texas.
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- Senator Mike Reynolds Files for Re-Election
Reynolds who represents Butler and Warren Counties is completing his first year of service after winning a special election earlier this year in February.
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- Final Country Madness Concert
Ring of Fire, Tennessee Waltz, Sixteen Tons, where could you hear hits like these that sound as good as the original artists? In Bowling Green tonight, that's where.
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- Leland Cox Files Suit Against Barren County
A southern Kentucky jailer who agreed to resign next year has filed a lawsuit claiming the county has already stopped paying his salary.
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- Northwest Pilots Appeal Decision to Revoke Their Licenses
A National Transportation Safety Board Spokesman says the pilots have filed appeals with the Safety Board.
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- Man Accused of Stealing H1N1 Vaccines
Milwaukee Police have arrested a man accused of stealing a truck filled with more than 900 doses of Swine Flu vaccine.
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- NYC's Largest Employers Among 1st to Get H1N1 Vaccine
When it comes to receiving the Swine Flu vaccine Wall Street appears to outrank children.
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- New Monument to be Unveiled to Honor Women in the Military
The Morgan County Woman's Club says the monument will be unveiled during a Veteran's Day ceremony.
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- The Kentucky Military History Museum To Reopen
The museum is located in downtown Frankfort, the building itself was built in 1850 and it's listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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- Facebook Responds To Ft. Hood
We took a trip into cyberspace to see how people are coming together over Thursday's tragic events.
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- Eight People Shot, Gunman now in Custody
A suspect is under arrest in a deadly shooting at an office building in Orlando, Fla.
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- Fort Hood: Another victim of shooting rampage dies
A military official says one more person has died after being injured during a shooting rampage at Fort Hood in Texas.
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- Unemployment nears 10 pct as rebound remains slow
The monthly employment report due out Friday isn't expected to remind anyone of an economic rebound, even though data suggests one's under way.
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- Home Remedies for the Flu
We all know about the anti-viral medication, tami-flu, but what about home remedies? With flu season in it's prime it may be nice to know what some say are alternative methods to treating sickness.
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- Wacky Weather
From crippling ice storms and tornadoes to one of the coldest summer months in history and heavy rainfall, South Central Kentucky has seen its fair share of odd weather for 2009.
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- Fort Hood Shooting Suspect is Alive
A U.S. Army spokesman says the Fort Hood shootings suspect is alive, and was not killed by authorities responding to the attack. Lt. Gen. Bob Cone also says the death toll from the attack remains at 12, after another victim died.
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- Frozen in Time: A Photographic Look Back at Ice Storm 2009
Photos of the ice storm that devastated western Kentucky this past winter are being solicited for inclusion in a book.
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- Video Gambling Legislation In Kentucky
A state senator is proposing a constitutional amendment that -- if approved by the General Assembly and then voters -- would allow video gambling machines in Kentucky.
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- Sex Offender Law Controversy Continues
Attorney General Jack Conway is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to suspend the Kentucky Supreme Court's recent ruling which loosened restrictions on where convicted sex offenders may live.
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- Louisville Plans Mass H1N1 Vaccination
Louisville officials have scheduled a mass vaccination clinic, after the deaths of two more city residents from the flu.
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- Logan County Doles Out H1N1 Vaccine
A handful of Barren River Health District counties have already helped fight the flu, by vaccinating their residents against H1N1. Now Logan County is doing the same.
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- Hart County Indicts Steve Nunn for Wanton Endangerment
New details on former Glasgow lawmaker Steve Nunn.
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- Christian County Man Arrested on Crack Cocaine Charges
A Christian County man is behind bars after police find drugs during a traffic stop.
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- Facebook "Wisk" Application
Homecoming may be the perfect time to party but if you have some "dirty laundry" from celebrations past now you can "wisk it" away.
- View from the Hill
In this week's "View from the Hill", Amy Bingham tells us how the campus is welcoming alumni and friends for "Homecoming 2009."
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- Economy Latest
The weekly report on first-time unemployment claims fell by 20,000 last week to its lowest level in ten months.
- Health Care Reform
Hundreds of protestors rallied in Washington, DC today but that didn't stop one of the nation's biggest seniors' group from throwing their support to the House Democrats' plan to overhaul health care.
- A Knox County woman survives domestic violence abuse
A Knox County woman is happy to be alive after police say her boyfriend cut her throat from ear-to-ear.
- Ft. Campbell Soliders leave
From Fort Hood to Fort Campbell where soldiers serving with the 101st Airborne Division know they will be deploying to Afghanistan and other hot spots in the coming months.
- SKyPAC May Look To Owensboro Center As Model
Now that the dirt has officially been moved for SKyPAC, the real So Bowling Green may receive a little help from an area friend.
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- Chili & Cheese Luncheon
Hilltopper fans turned out to celebrate and support their football team at the annual Chili and Cheese Luncheon. - Logan County Hosts H1N1 Clinic
A handful of Barren River district counties have already helped fight the flu by vaccinating their residents against H1N1.
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- Louisville Plans Mass H1N1 Clinic
Louisville officials have scheduled a mass vaccination clinic after the deaths of two more city residents from the H1N1 flu.
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- Suicide Suspected in Census Worker Death
Law enforcement officials say they doubt a Kentucky census worker found hanging from a tree with the word "fed" scrawled on his chest was killed because of his government job.
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- BGHS Students Test Texting While Driving
Texting while driving has certainly become a hot topic across the country and in Kentucky.
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- House Democrats aim for Saturday vote
The House is pushing toward a historic vote this weekend on President Barack Obama's proposed 10-year, $1.2 trillion health care overhaul.
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