News

The Green River Ferry in Mammoth Cave National Park will temporarily alter its operating schedule due to repairs.

While some hot spots in the country are experiencing increased hospital bed capacity and staffing shortages, that doesn't appear to be the case in Bowling Green.

Two separate lawsuits naming Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear have been filed that seek rulings over orders made in the state during the coronavirus pandemic.

The soupy atmosphere has also allowed heat indices to reach the upper 90s!

Despite the pandemic, WKU’s homecoming is still on the calendar.

A coroner has identified a teenager who drowned in a Kentucky lake.

Next month’s Kentucky State Fair will include concerts from 24 bands over 11 nights.

Heat, humidity and storm chances! We are in full July weather form in southern Kentucky!

The Barren River District Health Department has confirmed 2,478 cases of COVID-19 in the Barren River District, 1,850 of which have recovered. Our district has 64 deaths reported from COVID-19.

Senator Mitch McConnell said it was time to assess the possible need for another relief package which he said was likely, but not with as significant of a dollar amount.

A first reading of the flag ordinance in Bowling Green filed by City Commissioner Brian “Slim” Nash officially taking place on Tuesday.

The Allen County man accused of shooting and killing his own uncle and grandparents pleads guilty to their murders in Allen Circuit Court.

New data released by the federal government shows who received loans from the Paycheck Protection Program.

U.S. Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell was in Simpson County this morning Senator McConnell hosted a press conference to discuss the recent addition of Kentucky counties into the highly-regarded federal anti-drug program and was joined by White House Office of national drug control policy (ondcp) director Jim Carroll, the “Drug czar.”

The Allen County Health Department reported three more confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Allen County as of Tuesday afternoon.

Gov. Andy Beshear on Tuesday updated Kentuckians on the state’s continued efforts to fight the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19).

Chief Hawkins served as Chief for nearly 14 years and more than 30 years as a police officer in the Bowling Green community.

A sticky afternoon across southern Kentucky with more heat on the way that may spark some isolated thunderstorms!

Last year, KSP took third place and was featured on the calendar for the month of March. KSP won the contest in 2018.

The closure on KY 163 as part of a project to construct the permanent intersection of the new Tompkinsville Bypass and KY 163 Celina Road in Monroe County started on Tuesday.

A teenager is missing in Nortonville, Kentucky.

Authorities said an arm-wrestling contest between a father and son turned violent and led to an 8-hour standoff with Kentucky deputies.

The personal protective gear that was in dangerously short supply during the early weeks of the coronavirus crisis in the U.S. is running low again as the virus resumes its rapid spread and the number of hospitalized patients climbs.

A Glasgow woman is arrested after a traffic stop turns into a DUI and drug arrest

Using existing research, scientists have found that silent transmission could be responsible for half of the COVID-19 cases.

The humidity continues today with the heat as some isolated storms are possible this afternoon and evening.

Welcome back, Lauren Hanson!

A woman was hit on Russellville Road at 4:00 am this morning.

Kentucky author Wendell Berry and his wife suing the University of Kentucky over the removal of a mural.

Congressman Brett Guthrie (KY-02) today introduced the Success for Rural Students and Communities Act, bipartisan legislation