Updated: 5:47 PM A five-year veteran with the Bowling Green Police Department is speaking out about being fired. In an exclusive interview with WBKO, officer Brad Fulks and his attorney talk about what happened.

Updated: 5:26 PM President Bush tries to sell his solutions to the Social Security crisis.

Updated: 5:18 PM Certain Children's Tylenol Products Recalled

Updated: 9:00 PM Ronald Lee Hibbitt was found guilty of Assault Second Degree.

Updated: 12:16 PM Youngest of six accused in death of Lillelid family in 1997 appeals conviction.

Updated: 2:53 PM Police file reveals new information.

Updated: 5:12 PM Should you put your baby on his/her back?

Updated: 12:05 PM Fidelity announces plans that will create more than 700 jobs.

Updated: 12:03 PM Shootout results in death for Sheriff's Deputy.

Updated: 10:22 PM For the second time this year, President George W. Bush came to the bluegrass campaigning for his Social Security plan.

Updated: 7:23 PM A five-year veteran with the Bowling Green Police Department has been fired. Officer Brad Fulks' fate was decided during a 14-hour city commission meeting Wednesday.

Updated: 11:24 AM Dr. Bruce Fane says the Bowling Green man accused of setting his girlfriend on fire is mentally ill.

Posted: 6:58 PM The old Bowling Green Mall is receiving new life as new tenants occupy Western's Center for Research and Development.

Updated: 7:29 PM Wednesday, Matt Baker filed suit in Warren Circuit Court to keep Warren County from taking over the road.

Updated: 7:12 PM One of the dams along Barren River is causing concern among neighboring residents.

Updated: 5:23 PM Cigarette Tax in Kentucky is now 30 cents.

Updated: 5:21 PM Adair County man charged with killing three family members 12 years ago will stand trial.

Updated: 5:17 PM Police say jealous ex-husband shots man and himself in Target parking lot.

Updated: 4:13 PM Hopkinsville is making national attention this week with the anticipation of President Bush’s arrival.

Updated: 7:28 PM If you're a smoker get ready to hand over more cash when you buy your cigarettes. The sales tax for tobacco in the state of Kentucky is going up 27 cents.

Updated: 10:59 PM Three officers are recovering after a standoff in Metcalfe County.

Updated: 4:19 PM This is the twelth year for the summertime favorite.

Updated: 4:28 PM Kentuckians pay more for cigarettes starting Wednesday.

Updated: 12:13 PM A Louisville Marine is laid to rest.

Updated: 12:09 PM Laurel County drug and alcohol offenders can choose worship service instead of jail or rehab.