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Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is monitoring the roads and creating a plan to treat icy conditions during tonight's anticipated winter weather.

Lara Mattingly and her family are foster and adoptive parents who also provide support for foster and adoptive families in the region with DCBS.

The City of Auburn is expanding its banner program honoring veterans in their community.Last year, the city introduced the program where banners featuring the image, name, and service branch of local veterans lined Main Street.

Ricky Wooten serves as a counselor with the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation at the Kentucky Career Center in Glasgow; helping people with disabilities get jobs and training.

Entries are now being accepted for Med Center Health’s Women in the Arts exhibit until February 15. The event is scheduled for Friday, March 10, and Saturday, March 11 at The Medical Center-WKU Health Sciences Complex.

Seventy years after the first model rolled off the assembly line in Flint, Michigan, the iconic sports car has undergone a new change for 2024.

Hughes & Coleman Hometown Heroes: Mike and Leonor Bowles help the Filipino community of Glasgow, KY feel at home in the area.

Written for a period in time that is still evolving, this volume speaks to many of the civil rights issues that were overshadowed for much of the 20th century. As civil rights campaigns began to come into focus, so too did the cries for basic human rights from many groups. These civil rights movements can be characterized by a common sense of necessity in American history. These voices argue collectively for the inclusion of this new timeline of civil rights campaigns in classrooms across the United States.

The funding for the showcase is provided through KDE’s Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund.

Shores will be formally recognized at the annual KMEA Conference in Louisville, Friday, Feb. 10.

Daniel Tarnagda is the founder of Refuge BG after his experience of being an immigrant in America. He wanted to help immigrant and refugee families in need.

Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero: Sandra Gross is a Clinical Staff Nurse at the Medical Center in Bowling Green, KY.

Simpson County will be commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Mantell UFO Incident by naming January 7th “Captain Tomas Mantell Jr. Day.”

Even with preparation for the weather, both commercial and residential customers have still experienced plumbing related complications. Private plumbing companies are doing everything they can to meet the increased demand due to cold weather.

For nearly 30 years, Judge Mike Buchanon has served the people of Warren County to make it a place that everyone can call home.

Coming out of the pandemic, these machines have helped with supplementing income to help local businesses stay open, as well as giving them the ability to give back to the community.

Bob Wood walks around the Eaglestone Village subdivision daily to pick up trash and keep the area clean.

Logan County’s “Athletes Care Program” is taking donations to help families in need around the county for Christmas.

This week, Logan County Schools will premiere their musical holiday play “Elf Jr.” in the high school’s cafetorium.

The revenue raised by charitable gaming by the American Legion is used to help community and veteran organizations provide services to people in need in and around Warren County.

HOTEL INC held its ribbon cutting for its newly remodeled facility this morning in the Delafield community.

On the morning of December 11, 2021, an EF-2 tornado touched down in the Chandler’s Chapel area of Logan County. While it is a rural area of the county, the damage was no less traumatic to the families that live there than if it had struck a heavily populated area.

Kristin Cartwright literally gave a piece of herself to give a complete stranger a chance to live.

Two seventh graders at Adairville Elementary have started an emotional support circle for their peers.

Aaron Brown, Director of the Men’s Addiction Recovery Center, is the Hughes & Coleman Hometown Hero for December 2022

Mary Osborne has made it her mission to help families that are hungry or have become homeless in Warren County and surrounding areas.

Ashli Johnson decorates her home with a large display for the holidays and invites the entire community to come see them.

Castleberry is being housed in the Simpson County Detention Center on a $50,000 cash bond and has a court date for Dec. 8 at 8:30 a.m.

Bowling Green Noon Rotary Club delivered 400 pairs of shoes to 4 local elementary schools for children in need. The children were selected by their Family Resource Centers to receive the shoes.

Daniel Tarnagda is the founder of Refuge BG and the coach of the GIHS and Teranga Academy soccer teams.

Students at Allen County Intermediate Center collected boxes of cereal for needy families in their first ever cereal drive.

The Boys & Girls Club of Glasgow-Barren County were awarded $1 Million from the state to fund projects that would expand their services.

Warren County Public Schools hosted its annual student Leadership Summit at Green River Regional Education Cooperative (GRREC) this morning.

Dr. Kelly Kries is a Bowling Green Pediatrician that goes above and beyond for her patients and their families. Sometimes that means helping them through difficult times.

WKU held its Hope on the Hill event at the Downing Student Union courtyard Wednesday morning ahead of final exams and the holidays.

Jeff Fields, Cheetah Clean Auto Wash CEO and Founder gave LifeWorks at WKU a $100,000 gift to support autistic young adults enrolled in the LIfeWorks Transition Academy.

At Auburn School, students have partnered with community members and city officials to rake leaves, fix small residential and town issues, and help community members in need.

The Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKyPAC) is giving Bowling Green a taste of the holiday season with its 8th annual Gingerbread Homes for the Arts festival.

Regina Pedigo, Special Projects Coordinator and a puppeteer with Kentucky Kids on the Block lives the lessons she's taught children for 15 years.

Logan County elementary teachers are participating in a program with Western Kentucky University to improve the effectiveness of math classes.

Four and a half years of planning and coordination have made the Bowling Green Trolley idea a reality. The Bowling Green Trolley took passengers on its first tour of downtown and the WKU campus this morning.

Amberly Bush, Orchestra Director at Barren County High School not only enriches the lives of her students in school, but she is also there to help them any way she can

The demand has been steadily growing over the years, but the field was hit hard by the pandemic as it saw many qualified workers leave out of concerns for safety and overwhelming workloads.

Southern Kentucky Community & Technical College (SKYCTC) held its second annual Fall Festival in The Grove on the main campus.

Students from Warren Elementary were invited to the main campus of SKYCTC for a safe and fun trick-or-treating event

Aaron Brown is the Director of Recovery Services at the Men’s Addiction Recovery Campus (MARC) and has positively impacted the lives of numerous community members battling addiction.

This Friday, WKU will honor their first African American student and graduate, Margaret Munday, by naming a residence hall in her honor.

Ashley Buchanon, a Fourth Grade teacher at Rockfield Elementary, received the Valvoline Teacher Achievement Award.

Former State Representative and current Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate Charles Booker, continues his statewide bus tour. Today, Rep. Booker met with voters in Hart, Taylor, Marion, and Boyle Counties.

Shelly Thomas is the FRYSC Coordinator at Trojan Academy in Barren County. She ensures that families have everything they need from school clothes to Christmas gifts. She is also the leader of "The Resilience Factor," a group making positive changes in Glasgow.