Grain may have replaced tobacco as Logan County's cash crop, but the annual festival celebrating the tobacco harvest is projected to be as lively as ever in its 80th year. 

Last December’s destructive winds blew in a new era in banking for PNC Bank’s Russellville Road branch in Bowling Green.

As you’re searching through your garage for those Halloween decorations, you might also want to look for any old paint, outdated electronics, batteries, oil and pesticides you’ve been waiting to throw away.

A Bowling Green man was arrested Friday by city police after a woman reported allegations of sexual assault against him.

Barren County High School Future Farmers of America students experienced a bit of a full-circle moment Thursday night as about 500 community members gathered behind their school for an annual hog roast.

A grand jury returned additional charges Wednesday against a man arrested by city police on suspicion of human trafficking.

In the mid-1900s, there was a running joke in Horse Cave. Locals quipped that those heading downtown ought to park on opposite sides of the street each day so the fumes emanating from Hidden River Cave would wear their car’s paint off evenly.

When America’s sports car rolls off the assembly line at Bowling Green’s General Motors Corvette Assembly Plant, there will now be an extra layer of assurance that the high-performance engine powering the vehicle lives up to its billing.

RUSSELLVILLE – Two people arrested in connection with the death last month of a Logan County man found shot in his driveway have been indicted on multiple counts.

Bowling Green is going to war again Saturday, with Phil Moore Park as the battleground.

One of her works of young adult fiction could hardly match the plot-line of Courtney Stevens’ career path.

Just as he is preparing to develop the northern gateway that will be the principal piece of Operation PRIDE's ambitious "BeautifI-65" project, Johnny Webb learned Wednesday that the years-long effort to beautify Bowling Green's five Interstate 65 interchanges has earned a statewide award.

The Skeleton’s Lair haunted attraction this year is celebrating one of the most iconic horror characters of all time, Michael Myers.

A Bowling Green man accused of two retail robberies that took place in 2019 was found guilty Wednesday on all counts.

Barren River Area Development District celebrated 54 years of regional service Wednesday at SKYCTC’s Franklin-Simpson campus.

In a new Kentucky Museum exhibit, Western Kentucky University is reckoning with its role in the destruction of Jonesville, a thriving Black neighborhood, over a half-century after its final property was sold.

A Bowling Green man admitted in court to his role in three bank robberies last year, including two targeting the same bank less than five months apart.

An extensive search to fill the executive director position at the Bowling Green-Warren County Contractors Licensing Board led the board’s search committee right back home.

A man robbed the Dollar General Store on Three Springs Road on Tuesday night, and police made an arrest early Wednesday.

Western Kentucky University recently crowned a decade of national recognition as a veteran-friendly campus with a top-50 ranking by the Military Times.

Tammy Basham used to visit Barren River’s Lonnie White Boat Dock regularly to sit in peace and watch boats pass by as the river flowed. It was “serenity,” she said – “an outstanding, beautiful river.”

Downtown Bowling Green will soon bustle with fall activities as the Downtown BGKY Harvest Festival returns on Oct. 15.

The sentencing for a Bowling Green woman who admitted guilt in connection with a fatal drug overdose was postponed Tuesday.

Less than a year after its farmers market debut, a Bowling Green ceviche business is the winner of a $10,000 Jarritos contest honoring diverse artists and creators that it plans to use to go mobile.

The attorney for a Bowling Green man accused of holding a woman captive in his home for a week and sexually assaulting her said in court Monday she would need time to review the evidence with her client.

Bowling Green’s Houchens Industries, an employee-owned conglomerate that has grown to more than $3.5 billion in annual revenue largely through acquisitions, is at it again.

A walk to bring awareness to the issue of suicide will take place next month in Bowling Green.

John B. Gaines, longtime publisher of the Bowling Green Daily News, was posthumously inducted into the Kentucky Journalism hall of fame Thursday evening in Lexington.

Pulsating, polyethnic music mixed with colorful costumes and the aroma of Asian, Hispanic, European and even some American cuisine Saturday in Bowling Green’s Circus Square Park.

Guests at the second annual Boo Bash will be in store for a night of spooky fun and thrills – and all for a good cause.

A Christian County man has been arrested in a fatal shooting that took place last month in Logan County.

A dental office to be built next door to Franklin Bank & Trust will soon add to a growing medical presence along the Lovers Lane corridor in Bowling Green.

Thanks to an infusion of nearly $500,000 in federal funding, the years-long dream of a trolley service connecting Bowling Green tourist destinations is now a reality.

A Bowling Green man is accused of having improper sexual contact with his former foster child, and a detective testified that law enforcement has looked into similar allegations brought by another juvenile who used to live with him.

The case against a Bowling Green man accused of shooting his brother was referred Friday to a grand jury.

A woman arrested earlier this month on an allegation of posting a bomb threat on social media targeting a Western Kentucky University parking structure has been indicted.

A Bowling Green man accused of shooting his brother has been taken into custody.

Circus Square Park will be transformed into a mini-United Nations on Saturday as Bowling Green celebrates its ethnic and cultural diversity in the city’s 32nd International Festival.

A grand jury will hear the case against a Bowling Green man who is accused of conspiring to murder his estranged wife.

If addressing Bowling Green’s housing crunch can be compared to standing up one of the many residential units the city needs to accommodate growth, maybe the foundation was laid Monday.

A silver 1963 split-window Corvette with a red interior – the iconic second-generation model that forever changed the trajectory of “America’s sports car” – is the first car to greet visitors of the National Corvette Museum’s latest long-term exhibit.

Four local nonprofit organizations were named Tuesday as finalists for this year’s Women’s Fund of South Central Kentucky impact grant of $100,000.