Laura Rogers
Anchor/Producer
Bowling Green, KY
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Laura is anchor of AM Kentucky and producer/anchor of Midday Live.
Elise Charny, Education Director, said “It is so exciting to be coming back from what the theater world is calling this crazy intermission."
Students in dance and drama will perform for in-person audiences with COVID protocols in place.
The golf scramble is a fundraiser for Down Syndrome of South Central Kentucky.
Kids are invited to offer perspective, thoughts and opinions on Kids on the Block programs and how they can be improved.
Fallen tree debris trapped the homeowner inside his truck. He has been taken to the hospital for his injuries.
Boxing can help improve the quality of life for those with Parkinson's disease.
Bowling Green Police said Michael France punched, choked and stabbed the victim, refusing to let her out of the car to get medical attention.
The library is again inviting celebrity guests to Bowling Green and offering children's programs.
The Derby pop-up shop offers hats, fascinators, accessories and entertaining ideas.
The entertainment show stars nationally touring comedian and SiriusXM regular Lee Cruse and the Emmy Award winning Hayley Harmon.
The streets of downtown Cave City will be bustling with activity the first Saturday of every month starting April 3.
Julia Rivas has created and gotten involved with numerous organizations and efforts to encourage youth to pursue higher education.
Turkovic organized a women's group for the Bosnian community to meet each other and learn more about the community.
Welcome the changing of the seasons with unique and handmade goods that'll put a spring in your step.
An upcoming car show will celebrate cars of all makes and models, and entries will support Down Syndrome of South Central Kentucky and the Buddy House.
Lt. Col. Penny Bowles is among the honorees of this year's Bowling Green Human Rights Commission Women of Achievement awards.
An annual Easter egg hunt will take place differently this year, but will still include thousands of eggs and many giveaways.
The Special Needs Expo is a chance for individuals and families with special needs/special medical needs to learn more about the services available to them.
There are extended opportunities to dispose of waste like batteries, oil and paint this year, due to collections being canceled due to the pandemic in 2020.
Haylin Adams said her run on "Kids Baking Championship" was a positive experience.
Bowling Green/Warren County Youth Services Centers are hosting a webinar series called Emerging Minds: Supporting our Tweens, Teens and Ourselves Through Challenging Times.
Vendors will be set up at the country club on March 27 to help you get started on planning your dream wedding.
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Your child can meet his/her favorite Disney princess at a special fundraiser for Bowling Green Choir.
Tracey True, a registered dietitian with The Dairy Alliance, is offering suggestions to get your daily dose of vitamins and minerals.
PTK is also selling tickets for a virtual improv comedy show.
A crash took place this morning on I-65 North near Bowling Green around 7:45 a.m.
The Chamber will host its 86th Annual Celebration on March 18 at Sloan Convention Center with a keynote address and Year in Review.
The race supports Family Enrichment Center’s efforts to empower families and prevent child abuse.
The youth development program helps foster artistic expression, leadership and social skills in young people using yoga, music, dance and visual arts.
Bowling Green Bourbon and Brewfest presents a St. Paddy’s Day Party on Saturday, March 13 with live music, green beer and Irish-themed foods.
The Bowling Green Purples Swim & Dive team is getting a new natatorium, and the current Dome of Champions will close on March 15.
A donation box includes non-perishable food and hygiene items for those facing food insecurity.
You can pick up lunch at special food truck event on March 3 to support Crime Stoppers.
A program offered through SKYCTC helps train skilled workers for good-paying jobs, while they also earn a college degree with the potential to graduate with zero student debt.
February is Black History Month, and there are resources at the Warren County Public Library that can help families trace their African American genealogy.
Kelly Brown of McKinney said at one point her home got down to 37 degrees and she is now without water.
For a Real Change, Inc. offers after-school programs, educational opportunities, mentorship, events and programs that inspire young people “to go out and change the world,” said Spaulding.
Shawn O’Keefe is a financial coach who says there are three things you can do to get back on track with your finances.
The organization operates a soup kitchen, hosts food box giveaways and is fundraising for a center that provides job counseling and support.
Deemer Floral Co. shares a few ideas to surprise your Valentine this year.
It's a Bourbon Street celebration year-round at the downtown Bowling Green restaurant and Fat Tuesday is an especially festive occasion.
Romance at the Railpark includes a romantic dinner on a restored railcar, live music, a poetry reading and movie.
"Voices of the Segregated Past" includes reflections and photos from 29 surviving players from the Kentucky High School Athletic League Region 3.
After going virtual in 2020, the race returns to Ephram White Park this year.
Bowling Green Warren County Community Education's winter enrichment classes cover a variety of subjects, including fine arts (art, dance and music), crafts, computers, fitness and more.
Jules Sandlin of "Jules with the Flowers" creates bouquets from traditional to funky and free-spirited.
Dance Big Red is WKU's largest student led nonprofit, hosting a dance fundraiser that benefits Norton Children's Hospital.
The NWS used its new drone program to complete a flood survey in Butler County’s Woodbury community this week.
The Sweethearts Challenge will encourage people to visit Bowling Green parks and downtown landmarks, including Fountain Square, Circus Square and Reservoir Hill.
211 helps to connect people to the community resources they need, including financial assistance, housing, food, health and family support.