The ongoing legal battle between Lowe's Feed and Grain and former city electrical inspector Rick Maxwell might end with a victory for Maxwell after a judge's ruling Wednesday.
The Bowling Green Independent School District has earned national recognition for its band, choir and strings programs, news that is music to the ears of Kevin Briley, the district’s director of bands.
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City police arrested a Bowling Green man Wednesday night on a warrant charging him in connection with a shooting that occurred Sunday.
Employees at Bowling Green-based Houchens Industries Food Group, who have gone through a series of adjustments since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic last month, will get a day off on Easter Sunday.
A Bowling Green teenager who was arrested after handling a gun with deadly results was sentenced Tuesday to six years in prison.
A Bowling Green man accused of engaging police in a standoff last month after being involved in a disturbance was arrested Wednesday in a grocery store.
More than 200 newly confirmed cases of coronavirus in Kentucky increased the statewide total to 1,346, according to an update Wednesday from Gov. Andy Beshear.
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As the amount of coronavirus cases topped 1,300 on Wednesday, Gov. Andy Beshear signed an order limiting the number of customers in essential businesses to one adult per household with some exceptions.
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