Amid a spate of Confederate markers and statues being removed nationally, a historical marker at Fairview Cemetery regarding Confederate soldier Thomas Hines, who was termed on the sign as the “most dangerous man of Confederacy,” is being moved back 500 feet from its prominent spot on Fairvi…

Kentucky is continuing to ramp up its rollout of the coronavirus vaccine, with Gov. Andy Beshear on Thursday announcing 119 additional sites across the state, bringing the state’s total to 410 locations.

A federal grand jury has indicted a former Edmonson County teacher on allegations that he attempted to solicit sexually explicit material from a minor online.

A Bowling Green woman was arrested Wednesday after a child in her care claimed to have been struck by her after reporting allegations of sexual abuse.

A traffic stop Wednesday in Cave City led to the arrest of a man on suspicion of dealing methamphetamine.

As part of its Flags for Kids program, the Bowling Green Rotary Club donated $900 to Lost River Cave on Wednesday that will be used to install a nature-based seesaw in the Monticello Banking Co. Nature Explore Playscape.

Bowling Green’s Bob Evans restaurant has closed for good.

Blake Cleary, 23, of Bowling Green, knew he wanted to make a difference in the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Bowling Green man is accused of raping a resident at an assisted living facility.

A Bowling Green man was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of engaging in sexually explicit communication online with a juvenile.

When Kathryn Brown Gilbert got her second vaccination against COVID-19 on Feb. 12, it was just the latest in more than a century’s worth of milestones for a Bowling Green resident who was something of a trailblazer for women in business.

With six straight weeks of declining coronavirus cases in Kentucky and schools working toward full vaccination for their employees, Warren County Public Schools and the Bowling Green Independent School District plan to fully reopen for students next week.

A pursuit that covered two states over parts of two days concluded Monday with the arrest of a Tennessee man in Warren County on multiple charges.

Raised in Bowling Green, singer-songwriter Mills found his way to Los Angeles in 2019 and refined an R&B and pop music vibe rooted in the diversity and ingenuity of one of Kentucky’s oldest cities.

Thanks to growth in the Kentucky Transpark, a suitable site for a Veterans Administration skilled nursing facility may have been found, and that could mean a long-awaited nursing home for military veterans in Bowling Green will soon become a reality.

A man accused of killing a Rockfield father and critically wounding his son told police he went to the property to retrieve a gun that had been taken from him, according to a detective’s testimony.

Without a federal exemption from state testing for public schools in hand, Kentucky is moving ahead with exams this spring with a plan that includes flexible testing windows and in-person assessment for virtual students, among other changes.

A Barren County grand jury will hear the case against a woman accused of harboring a suspect wanted in a Bowling Green slaying.

A day after a judge imposed a protective order on him, a Barren County man reportedly kicked in the door of the person who petitioned for the order.

GLASGOW – The Barren County Skills Development Academy has partnered with the South Central Workforce Development Board in Bowling Green and the Cumberlands Workforce Development Board in Campbellsville to offer a web design class to high school students and adults.

Lance Moore has seen worse in his 26 years as a lineman for Warren Rural Electric Cooperative, but he doesn’t downplay the important role he and other linemen have played during the recent severe winter weather.

Brandon Thomas, who normally spends his workdays at Alvaton Garage and Wrecker Service, has spent his snow days using his four-wheel-drive Suburban to pull Warren County residents out of the snow.

With three winter storms in just seven days, more than 5 inches of total snow accumulation impacted Bowling Green last week – the highest total the city has seen in five years.

City police on Saturday arrested a man accused of stabbing another man during a fight in the parking lot outside Bowling Green Towers.

A vehicle belonging to an electrical contractor was found abandoned early Friday, and police arrested a Bowling Green teenager suspected of having stolen it.

One week after its opening, Gov. Andy Beshear toured the new Kroger coronavirus vaccination site at the Greenwood Mall, touting a broader statewide system of similar centers “that is months ahead of where we reasonably could have anticipated being at this point.”

A fire in a Bowling Green hotel room resulted in the arrest of a man Thursday on suspicion of intentionally setting the fire.

The third winter storm to hit southcentral Kentucky in a week’s time saw snow totals ranging from 3 to 5 inches Wednesday night into Thursday.

The suspect in a deadly shooting this month denied any knowledge about the event when questioned by police, according to a detective’s testimony.

With President Joe Biden moving to increase the nation’s refugee admissions, the International Center of Kentucky is preparing for an uptick in arrivals to Bowling Green that could even spill over into surrounding counties.

With the third winter storm in a week forecast to impact Bowling Green and the surrounding region, city and state officials said Wednesday they are prepared and well-supplied to respond to its potentially hazardous fallout.

While Monday’s snow total was less than what was forecast, the Bowling Green area still faced the impacts of more than 3 inches of ice and snow. Bowling Green Mayor Todd Alcott and Warren County Judge-Executive Mike Buchanon signed a city/county state of emergency declaration.

Wintry conditions created havoc for motorists Tuesday on Interstate 65, with the most serious crash resulting in one fatality and two Kentucky State Police troopers suffering injuries while investigating the incident.

As Kentucky’s coronavirus cases continue to decline, its access to vaccine is steadily increasing.

GLASGOW – Firefighters remained at the scene of a massive fire Tuesday, working to put out the blaze that destroyed a business and caused temporary power outages and street closures.