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.
"But we can, you know, divert our anger and our heart and our grief into something positive for the good of others, which is my goal.”
“It’s always important to know, what your, what your children are doing online.”
“Back in 2007, I started trying to get my GED. I got pregnant at 15, and I dropped out of school at 16.”
Among the petitioners, the governor singled out is Jacob Clark of Grayson County for his social media posts.
Kim Griffith, a mother of four says she would like her kids back in school especially for her younger kids.
“He’s missed, like every second of my day."
Kentucky State Police Post 3 Sergeant Brandon Brooks spoke on the swift action of their dispatchers.
KSP says they know everyone wants to celebrate the upcoming year, but add that for those defying the laws they’ll be on higher alert during the upcoming end of the year celebrations.
The impact of the Nashville Explosion has been felt in many areas, and for one Bowling Green artist, it was felt in her second home.
On Christmas morning, the Bowling Green Fire Department, SGT Claus and Santa Claus delivered toys to 200 kids at the Housing Authority.
In Metcalfe County, one woman is inspiring others with her small acts of kindness.
This year some of the proceeds they received were used for duffel bags for kids in the foster care system.
Multiple people have been arrested after a robbery in Bowling Green dating back to July 13 of this year.
She adds that Dr. Don Miller worked faithfully alongside his colleagues at the Med Center for nearly 17 years.
WCPS thanked deputies who donated $1,700 to the Family Resource Centers, they say the funds will be used to help those in need.
"We’re so thankful for the Hughes & Coleman grant that we’re getting, it surprised us that we would even be considered in that list.”
Bowling Green High School names Craig Widener new varsity soccer coach
Sheldon’s Pharmacy will have the covid-19 vaccine once it becomes available to the general public.
13 News asked some of you, if you’d get the vaccine once it became available to the public and why.
As we continue with the biggest headline of the year, Meijer is announcing they too will be aiding in the administration of covid-19 vaccines.
Whether it is making floral arrangements for the butler county community or putting together what he calls “Blessing Boxes,” you can always find Roger Moore doing something.
“So these kids were really excited, first of all, they are super proud to be Americans and to be able to be in this country."
Starting a business is difficult, but imagine trying to start one in the middle of a pandemic.
One man is in the Barren County Jail facing charges of wanton endangerment, reckless driving, receiving stolen property and trafficking a controlled substance.
"...they’re gonna be able to open these presents up, they’re gonna get surprised because they don’t know what they’re going to get this year. So you know with the obstacles comes a different type of reward.”
Kentucky State Police are looking for any information regarding a stolen 2017 Gatormade trailer.
Med Center Health in Bowling Green is among 11 initial hospital locations receiving the first shipment of the vaccine.
In an effort to give back to the community the restaurant alongside Anytime Fitness and Bowling Green Home Furnishings are sponsoring a few families and providing Christmas gifts for their children.
On Monday, you might’ve heard sirens and horns as the Santa Dash rode through neighborhoods spreading holiday cheer.
"It’s been it’s been an amazing experience, watching everybody’s giving hearts in our community want to purchase these toys for these kids.”
Lora Lashley of Clarkson Elementary has been teaching for the past 17 years, and on Monday she was recognized as Poppy’s Teacher of the Month for her dedication and selflessness towards her students.
Many non-profits are feeling the effects of the covid-19 pandemic, this Giving Tuesday many want to bring awareness to their cause and continue to raise money to stay afloat.
This upcoming weekend will be the first for toy distributions, but Toys for Tots is still taking both monetary and toy donations.
Katie Hallum, owner of the online Hen House Boutique in Bowling Green says now more than ever it’s important to support your local businesses.
The Bowling Green Fire Department responded to the scene of a fire at a residence on Park Street.
Small Business Bingo, the goal is to shop or eat at local businesses to get BINGO.
Members of law enforcement and the Bowling Green Fire Department alongside recruiters for the Marine Corps stood at both entrances of Walmart on Campbell Lane in Bowling Green, collecting unopened toys and monetary donations.
“I really would encourage come out sporting all small local businesses because they’re really struggling right now. If nothing else, wherever you go, I encourage you to go to a small business and just purchase something small.”
A WKU junior from Portland Tennessee is counting his blessings this Thanksgiving, a sledding accident in 2015 drastically altered his life, but he refuses to let it define him.
Beginning Friday November 27, the community can donate $20 in 2020 to help every possible abused, neglected, and injured homeless pet that comes into the Bowling Green/Warren County Humane Society.
Elridge got on Facebook and created the group “Adopt a Server” that group surpassing expectations and growing each day more and more.
Los Mariachis in Bowling Green in partnership with Sysco and US Foods is giving away free meals on Thursday, November 26, from 10 a.m. until noon.
Kentucky State Police say their Trooper teddies will go on sale on Thursday, November 26, and throughout this holiday weekend.
Dixie Hurt rang the alarm when her friends were planning on meeting a complete stranger they had been talking to online. Her swift action got authorities involved and saved her friends from harmful strangers.
In an effort to bring awareness to the cause and also help, Carlos Martinez and Julianna Waller of Sand Piper Records have teamed up with AMOS Health and Science.
The Southwest Parkway extension project is complete and open to the public.
For some, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused financial struggle as businesses have been forced to lay off employees.
A Bowling Green man is indicted on a murder charge.
Bowling Green Municipal Utilities will resume normal disconnect practices on November 17.