Allie Hennard
Senior Reporter
WBKO
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Allie Hennard returns to WBKO as a senior reporter and fill-in anchor. She began her career at WBKO in August of 2018 as a multimedia journalist before becoming the Weekend News Anchor. Allie graduated from the University of Kentucky with a Bachelors in Broadcast Journalism.
She has covered a variety of stories ranging from the Kentucky Governor's Races to continued coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic.
When she’s not working, she enjoys watching the Kentucky Wildcats, Cincinnati Bengals, and Cincinnati Reds.
Student and family counselor for Bowling Green Independent Schools, Tanner Steelman, says they are expecting to see more students experience anxiety or other mental health concerns, but says they are fully prepared to help.
SKYCTC will have admissions and advising staff members available by appointment to make enrolling as easy as possible.
After more than a year without any activities for the seniors in our community, centers in the Barren River Area Development District announced they will resume normal operations starting July 6th.
From fishing, to swimming and kayaking, fathers and their kids spent time bonding and celebrating the nice weather this Father's Day.
Johnny Woodard battled COVID-19 among other complications for ten months at the Medical Center. His doctor and medical staff made a promise to him just two weeks into his hospital stay.
The grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration is among $22 million in awards to 56 recipients as part of the BHWET Program for Professionals. WKU will receive $480,000 a year for four years beginning July 1.
Live shows will begin at the end of July as they present 'Peter and the Star Catcher,' an origin story of Peter Pan.
"She had lost an extreme amount of blood, she was going into shock and the whole time she wagged her tail. She was licking my staff members in the face, but we came in the next morning and there she was in the cage wagging her tail."
RSV, or respiratory syncytial virus, is a common respiratory illness spreading across the south including Kentucky -- leading to an unusual wave.
Stevenson Elementary in Russellville is hosting a job fair Monday, June 21 - Tuesday, June 22 from 9 - 1 pm.
Attorney General Cameron files lawsuit against Kentucky Parole Board, Commonwealth’s Attorney reacts
His lawsuit claims the policy gives “the worst of the worst” a second chance at having life-in-prison sentences cut short.
Bowling Green-Warren County Adoption Manager says they are at full capacity for cats and kittens.
It's a day businesses have waited for over a year. For the first time since March of 2020 restaurants and bars across Kentucky will be able to open their dining rooms at 100% capacity.
The Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce hosted a “Back in Business” ribbon-cutting Friday at their headquarters to celebrate the lifting of pandemic restrictions.
Kroger is hiring close to 700 associates for the Kroger Nashville division, which includes Southern Kentucky.
The U.S. beer industry supports more than 18,000 good-paying jobs in Kentucky and contributes more than two billion to the state's economy.
The Barren County YMCA Youth Development Director says child care should not be a barrier to receiving the vaccine.
The Barren County YMCA is offering swim and water safety lessons as the summer season kicks off.
Many Glasgow businesses are hiring workers with an increase in wages. Lutrell Staffing Group says we need to get everyone back on board to rebuild the local economy.
Motorists should expect to see more roadwork in the upcoming days as the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet begins its busy construction season.
Kentucky Downs satellite gambling facility in Bowling Green has been put on hold after a 7-3 vote by the City-County Planning Commission of Warren County.
The goal of the campaign is to improve vaccine acceptance and access in the commonwealth.