Ana Medina
Reporter
Bowling Green, Ky.
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Ana Medina began at WBKO back in 2016, she is a producer for the 6 pm and 10 pm newscast, she also MMJ's on other days and shoots highlights for basketball and football.
Lee adds that she feels better having the single dose as she does not have to worry about coming back and getting another shot.
The Bowling Green-Warren County Regional Airport donated the Comp Air Jet to BGFD to help provide new training opportunities.
Fallen tree debris trapped the homeowner inside his truck. He has been taken to the hospital for his injuries.
In an effort to bring awareness to child abuse prevention month you can eat blue ice cream at Chaney’s Dairy Barn.
“But I don’t know who is getting the kidney. I hope to find out, but all I know is that it was flown to Minnesota, like right after my surgery, and was put in a person the same day."
Over the past month, the Bowling Green Fire Department responded to four significant fires.
Many churches in South Central Kentucky are preparing for Easter this weekend.
“He’s very caring, understanding, he tries to help the patients in every way that he possibly can."
The gift represents the largest single investment ever made to an arts organization in Southern Kentucky.
Eeyore’s Birthday Bash is the name of the event and will be held on April 17 at The Higgins Center for Nonprofits.
The Bowling Green Fire Department is getting a safe haven baby box installed at their new station on Lovers Lane.
The recruits get commissioned on Thursday, April 1st at 4:30 pm.
Congressman James Comer virtually sat down with 13 News on Tuesday and discussed a variety of topics, from gun control to getting vaccinated, to the border crisis among others.
“It’s a crisis, this is something that’s getting worse every day.”
Currently getting vaccinated is encouraged but not required for students returning to in-person classes next semester.
The expansion is mainly aimed at female inmates, and will also include a new state-of-the-art control console.
“So that was one of the major identifiers in this case that they had agreed upon a price for this juvenile to come back to Kentucky with them, and they also, they paid the juvenile.”
The awards recognize women in the community who made outstanding strides in different areas.
Once there, he along with two others helped nearby residents evacuate.
The Gaunce family says the scholarship was established in memory of their parents.
“I don’t feel like a hero, I just want to be of service."
Judge Brown says the case would go over to the Warren County Grand Jury.
One year after not seeing any COVID-19 cases, Simpson County Detention Center now seeing first cases
Simpson County Detention Center Jailer Eric Vaughn says, one positive case alerted them and he made sure his entire staff and the inmates got tested.
Gabe Esters, the owner says The Sandwich Warehouse by Esters Farm started a year ago, but unlike their restaurant, it is solely a to-go place where they do soups, salads, and sandwiches.
Andy Pilgrim and the NCM Motorsports Park will be offering that course starting this weekend.
On Tuesday, the International Center of Kentucky and The Barren River District Health Department, teamed up to serve those who may be feeling left out, the refugee and immigrant communities.
“These kids at the border, are facing life or death, and I just imagine if those were my kids how I would feel and that breaks my heart. I think we can do better.”
The restaurant’s general manager, Jennifer Bowles says you can download the Blaze App, select your location, and then you’re going to get a coupon which will reduce your pizza to a prize of $3.14.
The new playground will hold handicap-accessible equipment for disabled children and sensory elements that will be enjoyed by children with special needs.
Donitka Boyett is a sergeant with the Criminal Investigations Division.
In Grayson County, the sheriff’s department is using Facebook to request the public’s help finding people on their Most Wanted list.
Officer Melissa Bailey is the first female officer in the department who will now take over as the first female public information officer.
March 8th, we celebrate International Women’s Day that recognizes achievements made by women in different areas.
Debbie Wilson an ESL teacher at Briarwood Elementary has been named Poppy’s Teacher of the Month, presented by Flora Templeton Stuart.
With a final score of 1-0, the Golden Lions now look forward to their next opponent in two weeks.
Maritza Adams has had a passion for quilting, the passion to create something filled with love and uniqueness from a personal experience has inspired her to donate those quilts to Hospice of Southern Kentucky.
The Bowling Green Football Club will be hosting the Evansville Hooligans at The Pit at Bowling Green Junior High, on Friday at 7 p.m.
"Don't sell yourself short. I mean, you can do anything you put your mind to."
Raymond Keown and his attorney Alan Simpson virtually appeared in Judge John Brown’s courtroom and entered a not guilty plea.
“There’s not much you can say it’s sad, it really is. We can’t get out we can’t get to work emergency response if something happens they can’t get here.”
All involved received minor injuries.
Warren County Emergency Management says think twice when trying to cross flooded or high water areas
When crews respond to water rescues it creates a safety hazard to both the person in the vehicle and the responders.
Some are now cleaning up or calling professional help to assess the damage.
The build-ready site is 9.5 acres in lot 1 of the Morgantown Industrial Park.
Hunger is a problem that doesn’t discriminate, and it’s a problem that continues affecting many American families.
Fire Chief Kenneth Priddy says no one was home at the time of the fire.
The principal, Bobbi Sue Holmes says one of the unique things about this new building will be that it won’t have traditional corridors.
“I just want parents and students to know that we’re doing everything we possibly can in order to make this as safe as we possibly can.”
"I am truly overwhelmed and blessed to be able to be considered to be one of them and they truly accept me, as one of them. Nothing else, they elevate me to a position, maybe somewhat above them, which is truly an honor."
“There are applications online. However, if someone needs assistance, they can reach me on my TEXT app, which is (270) 212-5546 that is where they can send in their information that is needed for assistance.”