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- Paul Petrino Interviewing For WKU Coaching Job
Current Arkansas offensive coordinator arrived in Bowling Green on Saturday night.
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- Local H.S. Marching Band To Play in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
They have a long-winning record, and now the Adair County High School Marching Band heads to New York for a once in a life-time opportunity.
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- First Lady of KY Visits Bowling Green To Tackle High School Drop-outs
Mrs. Beshear says staying in school not only affects the future of the student, but the state of Kentucky as well.
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- UC Santa Cruz remain barricaded after Berkeley arrests
Students at the University of California, Santa Cruz, aren't ceding any ground in their protests against fee hikes and budget cuts after 41 demonstrators were arrested at UC Berkeley.
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- GOP criticizes bill ahead of vote
Republicans are using their weekly radio and Internet address to criticize health care legislation coming up for a test vote in the Senate. - Hometown Hero: Sue Banister
A local teacher receives the highest award in the state for her work in physical education. Sue Banister at Warren Elementary is this week's Hometown Hero.
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- Officials Say H1N1 Cases Are Declining
Health officials say H1N1 cases appear to be declining throughout most of the U.S. but the specter of Thanksgiving gatherings makes it hard to predict what will happen next.
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- Glasgow Residents Take A Stand Against Smoking
The Great American Smoke-out kicked off Thursday and one area community is hoping to snuff out cigarette smoking for good.
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- Glasgow Pushes for No Smoking Ban
To help kick the habit of smoking, Glasgow residents are hoping to resurrect a previous ordinance that would ban smoking in all public buildings.
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- Federal Money Given to Improve Kentucky Nature Preserve
The Lower Howard's Creek Nature and Heritage Preserve is where the renovations are expected to take place.
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- KY Harley-Davidson Move Sputters
Governor Steve Beshear expresses doubt Kentucky will land a Harley-Davidson manufacturing plant.
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- Change in Pap Smear Recommendation
For many years women have been told to receive a Pap Smear annually. With recent changes to breast exam recommendations, a new study has come out by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists that says women should begin Pap Smears at age 21 and follow up only every two years.
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- KY Meth Tracking System Going National
A program that Kentucky has been using to combat meth labs in the state is going national.
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- Family Donates Official KY Christmas Tree
A Lawrenceburg family has donated a 30-foot Norway spruce to serve as Kentucky's official Christmas tree.
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- Salvation Army Finds Krugerrand in Red Kettle
'Tis the season for giving and the Louisville Salvation Army is thankful they were the lucky recipients of a generous donation.
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- KY's Jobless Rate Increases
The state's jobless rate reaches 11.2% in October despite signs the economy is improving.
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- "Coats for Kids" Drive "Crams the Cruiser" Full
This year's Bowling Green Junior Woman's Club's annual Coats for Kids Drive "Crammed the Cruiser" to overflowing!
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- 15th Annual Christmas Bikes for Kids
It's become a Bowling Green Christmas tradition and more than three thousand kids now have a pair wheels to ride.
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- U.C. Davis Raises Tuition by 32%
Students in California weren't so lucky when it came to education costs as the University of California Davis announced it will raise tuition by 32% over the next two years.
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- Billionaire Gives Millions in Grant Money
The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation will be giving away $100 million in grant money.
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- Benefits Of Kicking the Habit Can Be Felt Early
After only 12 hours the carbon monoxide levels in your blood decreases and after only two weeks your lung function improves to the point that you don't have that feeling of shortness of breath, giving you more exercise tolerance.
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- Republicans Continue To Express Opposition Over the Health Care Bill
Democrats say the bill will extend coverage to 31 million Americans, reduce the federal deficit by $130 billion over the next ten years and will include a public option for thousands who can't meet minimum requirements but Republicans disagree.
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- H1N1 Death in Logan County
The second H1N1 related death has been reported in south central Kentucky but it's the first for the Barren River District Health Department.
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- Vicks Vapospray Recall
If it's a cold you're fighting, before you pull that nasal spray"out of the medicine cabinet, take a closer look.
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- Paducah Man Arrested for Double Murder
Authorities have arrested a western Kentucky man charged with two counts of murder in the deaths of a couple whose bodies were found in their home last month.
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- Investigators Release Burgin Prison Riot Report
Investigators have concluded that bad food wasn't the primary cause of a fiery riot at a Kentucky prison in August.
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- Reports of Tamiflu Price Gouging
Are you being charged too much for Tamiflu?
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- Strand of H1N1 is Resistant to Tamiflu
Health officials say four people have tested positive for a type of H1N1 flu that's resistant to the drug Tamiflu.
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- Miley Cyrus Tour Bus Overturns, Killing 1
Virginia State Police say one person was killed when a tour bus belonging to Miley Cyrus overturned, but the 16-year-old "Hannah Montana" star was not on board. - Leggo my Eggo! Kellogg fights waffle shortage
Dear Kellogg: Leggo my Eggo! Kellogg Co. says there will be a nationwide shortage of its popular Eggo frozen waffles until next summer because of interruptions in production at two of the four plants that make them.
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- Winfrey announcing end of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" Today
Oprah Winfrey is expected to officially announce that her powerhouse daytime television show will end its 25-season run in 2011.
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- Ky. Senate candidates debate in Louisville forum
U.S. Senate candidates have traded barbs while debating in a Louisville forum held in advance of next May's primary election.
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- Ky. delivers report on costly storms
A new report on last season's ice and wind storms says Kentucky's utilities should improve the ways they notify customers about when their electric power will be turned back on.
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- State's jobless rate climbs to 11.2 percent
The state's jobless rate climbed to 11.2 percent in October despite signs that the economy is improving.
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- Beshear: Chance to land Harley plant 'diminished'
Gov. Steve Beshear has expressed doubt that Kentucky will land a Harley-Davidson manufacturing plant.
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- Mammogram Mess Sorted out by Local Doctor
There are many questions running through women's minds. Should they listen to this new study? Or go by the age-old guidelines? One local doctor has the answers to these questions.
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- 30th Swine Flu Death in Kentucky
A northern Kentucky woman in her 30s has died from complications related to swine flu.
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- Weekly H1N1 Conference Call Held
The Barren River District Health Department held an H1N1 in-person conference call today.
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- Woman Arrested in Bowling Green with Pound of Pot
A joint investigation by Bowling Green and Tennessee authorities leads to the arrest of a suspected drug dealer.
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- Kentucky Youths Fight Against Tobacco
The 2009 Regional Youth Tobacco Conference was held at WKU's Downing University Center today.
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- FAA Computer Malfunction Leads to Delays Nationwide
If you're expecting your family to be home for the holidays, you may have reason to worry. For the second time in 15 months, a glitch in the Federal Aviation Administration's computer systems led to chaos across the country.
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- H1N1 Death in Allen County
According to the Allen County Health Department, an 18-year-old female was hospitalized September 19th and died September 25th of the H1N1 virus..
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- Bowling Green Girl Back Home Recovering Following Pit Bull Attack
A six-year-old girl is back home after being attacked by a pit bull earlier this week.
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- McConnell Says Health Care Bill is a Tough Pill to Swallow
The senate's new health care reform bill is being praised by President Barack Obama and members of his party but senate Republicans led by Minority Leader Mitch McConnell say, it's a tough pill to swallow.
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- No Bonuses for TVA
The lump of coal in the Christmas stockings of Tennessee Valley Authority executives will more likely be coal ash.
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- California T.V. Ban
For those shopping for a big screen T.V. in California a different type of deal is in effect and it's mandated by the state.
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- View from the Hill
Over the past four years WKU's volleyball team has raised nearly $50,000 for cancer research.
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- Teen Killed In Lexington Accident
Investigators in Fleming County say Amber Choate was killed along Highway 32 when she attempted to cross the street.
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- BG Cold Case Murder Trial Set
A murder trial is set for a Mammoth Cave man, stemming from a 1992 cold case.
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- Lexington Police Investigating Hit and Run Death
After spending days in critical condition and then a coma, the Fayette County Coroner's Office reported that 24-year-old Anthony Gibbs died Wednesday night.
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