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Gyms, bowling alleys, movie theaters, and more were allowed to reopen their doors beginning June 1.

Several speakers took to the stage from the Simpson County Judge-Executive to the police chief, sheriff and several community leaders to express how they are feeling about recent events that have taken place in Minneapolis and Louisville.

While Josh personally cannot be a voice for the black community, he can be a voice for his son.

"As the nation evaluates this awful incident in Minneapolis, let us find unity in the reality that this officer's behavior was almost certainly criminal and is not acceptable as a standard of behavior in professional law enforcement agencies."

A big part of kids' summer includes things like summer camp, but with cancellations and restrictions due to COVID-19 camps are having to get creative.

COVID-19 testing still available in Bowling Green

Bluegrass Cellular has announced 12 recipients of $18,000 in scholarships through the annual Bluegrass Cellular Scholarship Program.

Edmonson County High School students teamed up with Intrepid Healthcare to host a Disney parade for residents of Charter Senior Living.

In Allen County, they have over 67 total cases, 26 active, 38 recovered, and 3 deaths

A WKU professor is playing a big role in a pilot program that helps former felons get through the expungement process and get on with their lives.

New social distancing requirements and facility rules will be enforced.

Cowan Salon in Bowling Green and Glasgow set up very strict rules in order to keep their clients safe and comply with proper protocol.

Congratulations to the class of 2020!

Tuesday, Bowling Green parks began to reopen in their third phase.

To further give back to the community during this time, the month of June will be designated as a canned food drive benefiting the Salvation Army in Bowling Green.

This Memorial Day people are flocking to places like Barren River Lake and even in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic boaters feels safe celebrating in this way.

Virginia Moore, the ASL interpreter for those briefings is gaining fast popularity from Kentuckians.

The Deaf and Hard of Hearing or DHH community, wearing a mask posses more of a challenge as most in this community greatly rely on lip reading.

WKU’s student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers, or ASCE, is getting worldwide recognition.

Testing schedule in Bowling Green/Warren County for the week of May 26 thru May 29

The Muhlenberg County Health Department has been notified that there are 2 additional confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19). The total confirmed case total for Muhlenberg County is currently 478

Two Greenwood High School seniors have been awarded reserve officer training corps scholarships for university study starting this fall.

If you get your ticket by June 19, 2020, you'll be entered to win a year of gas and groceries, valued at $4,800 courtesy of Houchens Industries.

She is 4' 2", 120 lbs., with blonde hair and blue eyes, wearing a pink tank top, cut off white shorts and black tennis shoes.

The club gathered at a local park to walk around the area delivering baskets of goods with essential items like laundry detergent and toilet paper.

Warren County Attorney Amy Milliken's 3 daughters graduate during pandemic.

WCPRD has a staged reopening plan that follows the most current local, state, and federal guidance and recommendations. This plan has been and continues to be updated by both local, state, and federal on a regular basis based on virus / current local health and safety recommendations.

Mrs. Kentucky USA joined the bus lunch route Friday morning to help hand out lunches.

If you get your ticket by Sunday, May 17, 2020 you’ll be entered to win the Tickets on Sale Prize, a 2020 Spartan commercial grade zero turn lawn mower, courtesy of Legacy Outdoor Power Equipment.

They are working hard to get everything back to normal or "near normal" but they say in order to do that everyone in the community needs to do what is asked of them because we are all in this together.