Caitlin Huff
News Director
Bowling Green, Kentucky
My passion for people and writing pointed me to journalism. Now as WBKO’s news director, I hope to teach and guide young journalists as we continue to cover important topics that have an impact on our community.
When I’m not at work, I’m hanging out with my wonderful husband and baby boy. We love the outdoors. We’re usually on the water – either fishing or kayaking. Any tips on where to explore next? I’d love to hear from you! Send me your comments or story ideas at Caitlin.Huff@wbko.com.
A massive fire destroys an egg production facility in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky.
Governor Andy Beshear has ordered state buildings to fly flags at half-staff on Sunday, Oct. 1 from sunrise to sunset.
As a potential government shutdown looms, federal agencies like the Mammoth Cave National Park are getting contingency plans in place.
A Grayson County man is facing a long list of charges after being accused in a crime spree in Grayson and Breckinridge Counties.
A groundbreaking celebration was held Tuesday in Bowling Green at the site of a new multi-family housing development, Laurelwood Apartments.
BGPD said Malik Jones is considered armed and dangerous.
Police said a 21-year-old woman died early Monday morning at a Nashville hospital.
It’s a FCC benefit program to help eligible households receive discounts on internet services.
A portion of State Street and Chestnut Street are blocked off as firefighters continue to monitor the scene.
A brief evacuation of the area was issued by Glasgow firefighters out of caution while they evaluated the scene.
As strong storms moved through South Central Kentucky Tuesday evening, Bowling Green Municipal Utilities (BGMU) said crews are responding to reported outages.
Several agencies responded to a home in Northern Bowling Green, Kentucky after a lightning strike sparked a fire Thursday evening.
Some much needed upgrades are now complete at two facilities for FAKH in Elizabethtown, Kentucky.
A Portland, Tennessee woman is accused of sexually assaulting an Allen County child. She was arrested in Nashville and extradited back to Kentucky.
Two people are facing charges accused of child abuse, while another is facing additional charges for assault.
