Posted: 6:13 PM Members of Bowling Green's Police force used their new tasers for the first time this weekend.

Posted: 5:07 PM Lawmakers are doing their work at the capitol while the governor remains in the hospital.

Updated: 7:13 PM In today's society many are looking at the days of dealing with battle of the bulge different way. With obesity rates skyrocketing health professionals are working to teach the public about the benefits of healthy eating.

Posted: 4:57 PM The Hart County Rescue Squad hosted a mock rescue at Mammoth Cave Sunday, with live victims, so they will know what to do in an emergency.

Posted: 4:24 PM New technology shows that the future of energy may be as close as the nearest chicken farm. Western's "Institute for Combustion Science and Environmental Technology," better known as ISCET, says they know how to use chicken manure to make energy and to clean coal.

Posted: 3:30 PM If you travel the William H. Natcher Parkway, these cost you time and money. We're talking about toll booths and if some drivers and lawmakers have their way, they'll be removed sooner than later.

Posted: 3:55 AM Mammoth Cave National Park is getting a face lift.

Updated: 2:30 AM Homeowners could become armed with legal protection when shooting intruders.

Updated: 2:27 AM You could help contribute to a well-known project that benefits children.

Updated: 11:25 PM Attorney General wants substitute justices to step down.

Updated: 11:22 PM House leaders are working on the 2006 state budget.

Updated: 3:02 PM An 11-year-old boy from Greensburg, Kentucky is being recognized nationwide for his pool-playing talent.

Updated: 12:12 AM Doctors hope to see improvement over the next five days.

Updated: 12:15 AM The program is intended to encourage energy conservation.

Posted: 7:21 PM The agriculture fraternity is barred from any campus activities as an organization, and individual AGRs may face further sanctions in Western's internal judicial process.

Updated: 12:06 PM In the last several years Barren River Lake has attracted more tourists. While it's great for the park and businesses in the area, it does have a down side.

Updated: 7:18 PM Western Kentucky University will start installing a closed-circuit television system to improve campus security.

Updated: 7:15 PM Imagine a classroom without chalkboards, overhead projectors, or pull-down maps. That's what children in the Warren County school district are beginning to see.

Posted: 12:08 PM Doug Vogt leaves the hospital, while Bob Woodruff makes progress but has a long road to recovery.

Updated: 1:03 PM The governor of Kentucky remains in a Lexington hospital and has now been put on a feeding tube.

Updated: 11:46 AM Critics say home schooling leaves children "sheltered socially." We explore the concern in part three of "Put to the Test."

Posted: 7:28 AM Opponents of the TriModal Transpark in Bowling Green want lawsuit reinstated.

Updated: 11:52 AM A bill to revoke driver's licenses of teen drinkers is facing an overhaul.

Posted: 4:34 PM Charles Morse admits he was with Gary Gamble when Gamble killed Corey Webster.

Updated: 4:10 PM A Logan County Jury returns a verdict Tuesday night against Robert Yell.