You can help support Dugas Community Park at an upcoming Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser on Friday, May 30. For $5, choose from a selection of classic spaghetti Bolognese or vegetarian spaghetti, along ...

BUTLER COUNTY, Ky. – The Butler County Animal Shelter has officially opened its facility to spay and neuter any animal in need.

Multiple roads in Simpson County are closed to traffic due to flooding. On Tuesday night, Simpson County judge executive Mason Barnes stated the following roads are closed at the low water crossings: ...

As cities and counties across the Commonwealth continue to pick up the pieces left behind from the deadly May 16 tornadoes, assistance is still being sent to those who have been impacted by the April ...

ELPO Law chief financial officer Travis Armstrong officially began his term as president of the board of directors for the Association of Legal Administrators at the association’s annual meeting held ...

The local community has the chance to weigh in on a plan for an off-road bicycle and walking trail connecting Bowling Green to Mammoth Cave National Park. According to a release by the City-County ...

For this week’s Wanted Wednesday, the Kentucky State Police is searching for a man wanted in relation to a burglary case. KSP says 36-year-age David C. Euin is wanted for second-degree burglary and ...

It’s time for your Wednesday edition of Sunrise Spotlight, and Kim Lindgren joins Ashlee Wilson  in the studio today to tell us about a Relay for Life Survivor’s Dinner.

One man is behind bars after a reported shooting in Glasgow has left one woman injured. The Glasgow Police Department says it responded on Tuesday to the 100 block of McGraw Ave. regarding a person ...

History enthusiasts, get ready to step back in time. A unique event is coming to Bowling Green that will transport you straight to the battlefields of the 1940s. Operation Anvil will offer a glimpse ...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to highlighting the importance of caring for our mental well-being. In recent years, mental health has become a more open topic of discussion.

Wednesday morning over at Franklin Simpson High School, one Wildcat signed his national letter of intent to take the court at the collegiate level. Kamryn Ray, a star athlete on the Wildcat boys’ ...