Raising the alarm Tuesday about increases in coronavirus cases, Gov. Andy Beshear reported 4,151 new positives, pushing the state’s running total of cases to 183,168.

Nearly three years in the making, Operation PRIDE Chairman Johnny Webb’s vision to transform Bowling Green’s Interstate 65 exits into showpieces for the city and Warren County is coming to fruition.

After announcing nine Warren County virus deaths over the weekend, Gov. Andy Beshear on Monday promised a “light at the end of the tunnel” for Kentuckians – the state could get its first vaccine doses by mid-December.

A Bowling Green man was arrested Sunday on suspicion of assaulting his wife and was charged with additional assault counts after reportedly injuring two Warren County deputy jailers.

The man whose body was found in Logan County was reported as an escapee from the Logan County Detention Center.

A Bowling Green man accused of assaulting the mother of his children on multiple occasions had his bond modified Monday.

Wednesday may have been one of the few times in nearly five decades of teaching toddlers and preschoolers that Judy Helm didn’t look forward to her day’s work.

Trey and Tag Poynter love to jump on their trampoline.

Vacant for more than two years, the former Toys R Us store at 3000 Scottsville Road in Bowling Green is getting a new tenant.

Rapidly advancing technology will make thousands of jobs obsolete, and that shift is now anticipated to arrive within the decade with the coronavirus crisis accelerating employers’ reliance on automation.

Families hoping for their children to have a good holiday season got an assist Saturday from Toys for Tots for Southern Kentucky and several local law enforcement agencies.

Not long ago, Kira Bolling’s entrepreneurial dreams may have seemed as far-fetched as eating one of her giant cupcakes in a single sitting.

Due to losses from the ongoing pandemic, families are in more need this holiday season for the Toys for Tots program than ever before, Janet Doyle says.

A man was arrested Tuesday in Barren County after police found more than a pound of suspected marijuana in his vehicle.

Warning of exponential coronavirus case growth across Kentucky, Gov. Andy Beshear on Tuesday announced 2,690 new cases, including 70 new cases in Warren County.

A small line of vehicles snaked around the Wee Care Childcare Center on Tuesday morning. While children streamed out to spend another day at the day care center, Family Enrichment Center workers fanned out to load the vehicles with boxes filled with enough food to leave a family sated and thankful.

COVID-19 restrictions have become life-threatening for restaurants, and it’s leading to some extreme measures by those who make their living serving meats and veggies.

William Scrivner of Bowling Green experienced the full range of emotions as he walked through the airport terminal with his wife, Rebecca Scrivner, toward one of the most important moments of his life.

A Bowling Green man charged in the drug overdose deaths of two people pleaded guilty Monday.

Gov. Andy Beshear issued a grim warning Monday to Kentuckians as they prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving amid the coronavirus pandemic that has killed more than 1,700 people in the state and spread to tens of thousands more.

Even before the pandemic, Kentucky’s Black and brown children were being left behind.

Five decades ago, Joe Denning kicked off a series of Bowling Green firsts as he became Bowling Green’s first Black police officer in 1969. Following him in integrating the police force months later was Ralph Bailey.

Overwhelmed by what it described as the “unrestrained spread” of COVID-19 across the state, the Barren River District Health Department announced Tuesday that it will no longer conduct contact tracing in its eight-county region – meaning local school districts will be picking up the slack.

A Smiths Grove man facing trial in a homicide case is seeking evidence that shows his co-defendant expects a deal from prosecutors for cooperating with authorities and testifying against him.

New recruits to the Bowling Green Police Department will be able to further their education while setting out on a career in law enforcement, thanks to an agreement between the city and Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College signed Friday.

Courtney Calloway, 39, lifted her bedroom door blinds and saw her mother on the other side of the glass.

Two men accused of taking part in a home invasion have been indicted by a Warren County grand jury.

A Logan County man was indicted last week in connection with a double-fatality road crash earlier this year.

A Bowling Green man pleaded guilty Thursday to drug counts in federal court.

A reported teenage runaway from Bowling Green was found Wednesday in Glasgow with a man who was arrested by police.

The bond for a Bowling Green man under indictment on a murder charge was reduced Wednesday.

For Shelly Thomas, the coordinator of Barren County High School’s youth services center, there are plenty of days when she feels like she’s spinning her wheels and wonders whether she’s truly making a difference.

The Bowling Green-Warren County Regional Airport recently completed its $8.4 million Taxiway Alpha Project, which repaired and rebuilt the airport’s taxiway.