The topic of this year’s workshop was “Policy in Healthcare” where attendees were taught how to advocate for policies that would improve community health in the 10 counties of the Barren River District.
If you’ve ever been to sporting events at WKU or Simpson County schools, odds are you’ve heard the voice of Chris Patterson enthusiastically cheering on our local teams.
This bill would expand Mammoth Cave National Park to “protect wildlife, preserve cultural heritage, and bring more tourism to this national park in Kentucky’s Second District.”
'Duncan Hines Days' was officially certified Monday as the Bowling Green Board of Commissioners and Warren County Fiscal Court signed off for the days of June 5 through June 11.
Until Freedom announced they are starting a statewide campaign to stop Attorney General Daniel Cameron from winning the upcoming election for Kentucky’s governor.
Director of Community Impact for Invest Appalachia, Baylen Campbell said that available data points to central Appalachia as a likely important hub for in-migration and climate-adaptive development.
Duncan Hines, one of the more well-known names to come out of South Central Kentucky, was a renowned food critic and pioneer in the American restaurant industry.
Another year, another 400-Mile Yard Sale has come and gone. For the last two decades, the state of Kentucky has seen people from far and wide visit the Commonwealth for the long sale.
Malik Lattimer was last seen at his apartment on Russellville Road in Bowling Green. After missing for nearly a month, Lattimer’s mother is not only searching for him but for answers as well.
All across Kentucky, the “400-mile Sale” returns for the twentieth consecutive year, bringing people out from all over the state to check out what treasures they might find.
WKYT has learned the prosecution of the man accused of killing Scott County Sheriff Deputy Caleb Conley is being taken over by state’s Attorney General office.