A project to rehabilitate and resurface a section of Interstate 65 in Warren County continues with additional lane closures during certain days in both directions between the 13 mile marker and the 28 mile marker.
“You Matter is an initiative of Cornerview Community Church and Pastor Darren Bush and it’s the concept that we all matter regardless to who we are, what our life circumstances are that we all have a place in this world and Cornerview Community Church is committed to making sure that this community knows that you do matter.”
Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert sued the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission earlier this week on the grounds that his Derby-winning horse, Medina Spirit, was not given due process in a failed drug test.
It's a day businesses have waited for over a year. For the first time since March of 2020 restaurants and bars across Kentucky will be able to open their dining rooms at 100% capacity.
The Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce hosted a “Back in Business” ribbon-cutting Friday at their headquarters to celebrate the lifting of pandemic restrictions.
NIBIN turns 3D and 4D imagining of a bullet or shell casing into a digital thumbprint. Law enforcement demonstrated how the technology will work. The weapon is the first test-fired, then the shell casing is collected, analyzed and the data is then plugged into the NIBIN database.
Mammoth Cave National Park will suspend ferry service and temporarily close a portion of the Green River Ferry Road from Maple Springs Campground to the junction of Mammoth Cave Parkway between 9 am and 2 pm on Monday, June 14 and Wednesday, June 16.
Tuition rate will not change at the 16 colleges of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), including Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC ) for 2021-22.
On Friday, the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting a unique ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the grand re-opening of businesses in the city.
Farm Credit Mid-America is working with Black Soil Kentucky. The group helps encourage more Black Kentuckians to get into the agriculture industry and helps to strengthen the business of Black farmers.
In this weeks View From The Hill, A longtime speech therapist at the Suzanne Vitale Clinical Education Complex is getting some much deserved recognition.
Representative Ryan Dotson (R-Winchester) has pre-filed a bill that would ban transgender women from playing sports in high schools and at the university level.
Allie R. Sharp, formerly the Coordinator of Student & Young Alumni Engagement at Western Kentucky University Alumni Association, has been named president of Junior Achievement of South Central Kentucky.
Muggy air sticks around through the end of the week, triggering showers and rumbles of thunder. But comfortable and drier air is on the way in the forecast!
A $616,900 economic development grant has been awarded to the Metcalfe County Fiscal Court for improvements to a county-owned building that will house an innovative new business.
Many Glasgow businesses are hiring workers with an increase in wages. Lutrell Staffing Group says we need to get everyone back on board to rebuild the local economy.
