Warren County is getting more weapons in its fight against COVID-19.

Around 100 people gathered Saturday afternoon in Circus Square Park to protest and march in light of the recent decision by a grand jury to not charge any officers directly with the death of Louisville native Breonna Taylor.

Saying she visited him to get some answers, the sister of a man found shot dead at a West 15th Avenue home visited the Warren County Regional Jail to speak with the man accused in the slaying.

Young people and local law enforcement came together Saturday for the first Boys to Law Enforcement Day at Bowling Green Ballpark.

Two men were arrested Friday after police investigated a reported home invasion robbery.

The Bowling Green/Warren County Humane Society has started holding weekly virtual public auctions to raise money after the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of other scheduled fundraisers.

A trial witness testified Thursday that a man charged in a Bowling Green slaying was involved in a shooting at Franklin the night before the deadly shooting that is the subject of this trial.

When she taught history to a young Chance Saltzman at Bowling Green High School in the 1980s, Patsy Sloan knew the youngster was going to reach great heights.

A Louisville man who admitted selling drugs in Bowling Green that police later tied to a fatal overdose was sentenced Wednesday to 21/2 years in prison.

Six days into his tenure as Kentucky’s education commissioner, Jason Glass looked ahead to a grim reality Tuesday: As more districts reopen for in-person classes beginning next week, he said, “We’re also going to see more outbreaks and cases in schools.”

Aiming to meet a growing demand for truck rentals, Enterprise Rent-A-Car is adding a third Bowling Green location, this one at Russellville Road and Emmett Avenue.

A judge modified the bond for a Bowling Green man jailed on a murder charge after it emerged that a detective who testified at a court hearing reportedly didn’t disclose information about an apparent plot to rob the suspect.

Warren County Public Works Director Josh Moore eyeballed the pedestal clock that was unveiled Monday in front of the county courthouse and found a flaw.

A jury was seated Tuesday in Warren Circuit Court to hear opening statements and early testimony in a murder trial.

A man accused of sending obscene images of himself to a juvenile over Snapchat was arrested Friday.

A man accused of human trafficking in Bowling Green appeared for a hearing Monday in his court case, and his attorney said he anticipated the case would go to trial.

Several local residents took part in the Poor People’s Campaign’s protest of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in front of his Bowling Green office Monday.

To his friends and contemporaries, the late sculptor and longtime Western Kentucky University professor Charles H. Forrester was known for his abstract works, his world travels and even his instrumental role in designing WKU’s Fine Arts Center.

Warren County residents will now have an ample backup water supply in case of drought.

A Bowling Green woman has been honored with a statewide award for her work on behalf of sexual assault victims.

A murder case stemming from a shooting in an apartment complex parking lot will be presented to a grand jury.

Starting next fall, attendance at Western Kentucky University will be tuition-free to any college freshman from Kentucky receiving Pell Grant assistance and with at least a 3.0 unweighted high school grade-point average.

Despite Gov. Andy Beshear’s warnings that Warren County remains “in the red” and a coronavirus hotspot, both local school systems plan to remain open for in-person classes, the districts announced this week.

Preparing for what she expects to be a record-setting voter turnout in the midst of a global pandemic, Warren County Clerk Lynette Yates has added a sixth Election Day polling location – this one at Warren Central High School – and increased the pay for election officers.

Wearing masks in public is the new norm, but whether the plain cloth and gauze masks that are common sights now will be replaced by trick-or-treating children on Halloween wearing Micheal Myers and creepy clown masks remains to be seen.

Kelly Hackett was a home health worker who cared for the elderly and patients with mental illness, and her scholastic and professional accomplishments were a source of pride for her family.

Marine and Army veteran Miki Padgett and Army veteran Sara Glover plan to complete a 5K in downtown Bowling Green on Saturday that will support injured veterans and their families through the Wounded Warrior Project.

A jury was seated Tuesday to consider the sentence for a man who admitted killing his housemate.

From clutch assemblies and spark plugs to remote ignitions and Bluetooth devices, Bowling Green’s NAPA Auto Parts store on East Sixth Avenue has seen the evolution of automobile parts during its seven decades.

GLASGOW – Glasgow Police Chief Jennifer Arbogast on Monday night summarized the Glasgow Police Department’s body camera policies to the city council, which also approved new police policies and procedures.