Updated: 10:26 PM Western Kentucky University receives funding for improvements to a street on campus.

Updated: 10:00 PM A Local man dies while on the job at NASCO on Nashville Road.

Updated: 5:51 PM After the explosions and bombings in London, you may be wondering what would happen if you were injured in a similar situation. The Bowling Green Police Department is working to bring a safety program, that began in Great Britain, to the United States.

Updated: 5:19 PM Commission's decision to limit powers met with cautious optimism.

Updated: 3:53 PM A small gas leak causes some Warren County roads to close.

Updated: 10:13 PM Bowling Green Police officers get a chance to put their biking skills into action.

Updated: 9:20 PM New brand aims to market region as a whole, rather than individual counties.

Updated: 9:21 PM It may not be as big as Louisville or Nashville, but Bowling Green is no longer the small rural town it was 20 years ago. It may be safe to say the area faces an identity crisis, one that must be solved in order to shape the future.

Updated: 10:39 PM Law forces government to pay up to 200% of non-scale wage costs.

Updated: 7:19 PM The Language and Literacy Center, for kids who speak English as a Second Language, opened two years ago. The director reflects on the past programs.

Updated: 6:46 PM President Bush announces John Roberts as his nomination for the empty seat in the Supreme Court.

Updated: 6:54 PM An early morning house fire leaves more than 40 dogs without a home.

Updated: 5:49 PM Governor Fletcher and Transportation officials unveil the new Kentucky License Plate.

Updated: 8:52 PM New restrictions cut out economic development as trigger for eminent domain.

Updated: 6:10 PM Some Bowling Green residents are breathing a sign of relief after learning their apartment building won’t be shut down.

Updated: 5:38 PM The pretrial conference for a teacher accused of giving students alcohol has been rescheduled.

Updated: 5:35 PM Students in one area school system are in for a celebration after they find out they will get an extra week of summer break.

Updated: 5:25 PM School starts in a few weeks for many students across South Central Kentucky. As the students get prepared, the bus drivers are also getting ready.

Updated: 4:47 PM Signal light system upgrade, turning streets into 2-ways are part of a new study's recommendations.

Updated: 9:43 PM A Horse Cave theatre has it's name in the spotlight.

Updated: 7:44 PM Students going to Allen County-Scottsville High will have to adapt to some changes next year. The principal of the school along with a group of students and teachers met to update the school's dress code and other policies.

Updated: 8:08 PM New statistics show Kentucky ranks among the worst in the country for an unhealthy lifestyle.

Updated: 5:22 PM School Board expected to allow Confederate shirts, but add diversity and tolerance training.

Updated: 12:21 PM KSP trains new cadets

Updated: 3:01 PM Families of the 617th Military Police Family Support Group raise money to welcome their soldiers home.