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Laurel County man missing, last seen on Friday at 5 a.m.
July 12, 2025 marks the seven year anniversary of the death of Nevander Tardy.
Wine lovers were able to taste a variety of wines from different vendors on Saturday afternoon.
Logan County Schools announced the loss of a freshman student battling cancer.
Rain chances look to increase by the middle of next week, turning more scattered than isolated.
Ohio County Sheriff deputies are currently looking for a suspect they said fled from an accident.
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The State Trooper Association has announced the winners of this year’s “America’s Best Looking Cruiser” contest.
WKDZ reports KSP tried to stop a vehicle for speeding near Kentucky Veterans Cemetery West, but the driver reportedly fled.
This bill has caused some issues with several educators WKYT has spoken to, but its also not sitting right with some former students.
It is almost that time for the beloved BG wine fest, a tradition in Bowling Green that many look forward to every year.
Kentucky State Police Post 3 Public Information Officer, Katan Parker, said the crash took place on Scottsville Road at Finney Road.
Outdoor warning sirens provide a limited number of people to be alerted should impactful weather arrive.
Operation Summer Heat 2.0 removed over $640,000 total value of drugs off the streets
The sheriff’s office says the incident began around 11:30 Thursday night when dispatchers received a report of a man attempting to steal an ambulance...
The Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness reports that a bat that was found dead outside a home in Okolona has tested positive for rabies.
Mostly sunny and mostly dry today. Rain chances will increase for the weekend with temperatures staying hot in the lower to mid 90s.
The Bowling Green-Warren County Regional Airport hosted its annual Aviation Summer Camp.
The closure will begin Friday, July 11.
The 34th class of alumni will be inducted on Thursday, Oct. 30.
NOAA had cut hundreds of jobs just earlier this year.
Guests leave their mark on the $400k dream home, set to be raffled in two months.
Troopers responded to the incident Wednesday in Hart County.
Funds will go to four communities in Eastern Kentucky.
The grants are part of Kentucky's Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) matching funds program.
In a statement provided to WBKO, Special Prosecutor Shane Young disputed the sheriff’s suggestion that more movement may be imminent.