Local law enforcement leaders gathered outside the Warren County Courthouse on Friday to honor police officers by participating in a flag-raising ceremony.

Jurors at the trial of Tracy Boyd heard for the first time Friday morning from a witness who claimed to have bought heroin from Boyd.

A Bowling Green man has been arrested on suspicion of rape that allegedly took place in Logan County.

Normally known for expanding its various businesses and brands, Bowling Green’s Houchens Industries is doing some heavy-duty demolition this week, turning the area near U.S. 31-W By-Pass and East 10th Avenue into piles of rubble as three buildings described as “eyesores” are leveled.

An $880,000 state grant awarded to Warren County Public Schools will make possible several school safety improvements, Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman said Wednesday at Bristow Elementary School.

A Bowling Green/Warren County Drug Task Force detective testified about his efforts to develop a suspect in an overdose death.

Police engaged in a standoff with a man for several hours Wednesday before arresting him.

A woman reported being stabbed in the arm Wednesday in Glasgow, and police arrested a man on multiple charges.

A local homicide that has remained unsolved for nearly 20 years is receiving renewed focus from the FBI and local law enforcement.

Bowling Green gas station managers urged people to remain calm after a cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline led to large-scale panic-buying of fuel across the Southeast.

Jurors heard opening statements Wednesday at the trial of Tracy Boyd, who is charged in two drug-related deaths.

It’s now a safe bet that Franklin’s Kentucky Downs will be bringing an extension of its Mint Gaming Hall to Bowling Green.

Songs were sung and speeches were given in front of Bowling Green’s Mt. Zion Baptist Church as the Kentucky Poor People’s Campaign celebrated its third anniversary Monday night.

Starting next school year, Bowling Green High School will launch a revamped schedule, offering “Early Release Wednesdays” that will allow students to participate in out-of-classroom opportunities or – if they choose – leave school early.

Jury selection began Tuesday in the case of a Bowling Green man who prosecutors are attempting to hold responsible for two overdose deaths.

It’s been a wild ride for Potter College of Arts and Letters Dean Larry Snyder, who plans to retire in June after more than 30 years at Western Kentucky University.

Prosecutors will attempt to hold a Bowling Green man responsible for two overdose deaths at a jury trial set to begin this week.

Spring showers bring a blooming workload for the Warren County Road Department.

Bowling Green’s Compton Orthodontics honored seven area teachers with $100 each for “Excellence in Adversity” amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

A grand jury returned five indictments Wednesday against a Bowling Green man, including one charging him in an incident in which shots were fired at an occupied house.

A man was arrested after a pursuit.

A Bowling Green man was arrested Sunday in Barren County after police reportedly found several types of drugs in a cooler.

Sean Stevens said he wasn’t fully sold on the idea of raising chickens at his Bowling Green home nestled in the midst of the Briarwood neighborhood.

Renaissance, it seems, sounds a bit like a zydeco tune played on a concertina, smells like fresh-cut flowers and looks like a full parking lot.

Anticipating a budget shortfall of nearly $8 million, Western Kentucky University officials are looking ahead to a key decision the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education is expected to make about how high public universities can raise tuition.

SCOTTSVILLE – Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said President Joe Biden’s proposed infrastructure package would be “the wrong direction” for the country.

A Bowling Green man was arrested Wednesday after a juvenile in his care told staff at her school that he repeatedly raped her.

Bringing in such high-dollar industrial projects as the $147 million Crown Holdings plant and the 160,000-square-foot Dollar General cold storage facility in the Kentucky Transpark during pandemic-plagued 2020 not only brought attention to Bowling Green from around Kentucky. It has also brou…

A fugitive from Barren County was arrested Thursday in Bowling Green on drug and weapon charges.

The attorney representing the estate of a Glasgow man who died in police custody has filed a response to a motion looking to dismiss a lawsuit filed against the officers involved.

Logan County Attorney Joe Ross has been selected to serve on the Kentucky Attorney General’s Search Warrant Task Force.

Technology and a global pandemic are changing how the Barren River Area Development District is updating its regional economic development and hazard mitigation planning documents.

GLASGOW – After sustaining considerable damage in flooding this week, the Barren River Animal Welfare Association is seeking financial support to help its animal shelter recover.

The Green River Regional Educational Cooperative has named winners of its 2021 Writing Contest, which prompted students to ask their family and community members the question: “How do people grow and change in the face of adversity?”

When incoming freshmen come to Western Kentucky University this fall, campus administrators hope to give them an experience worth coming back to, namely with two new, high-end residence halls that are on track to open for students in August and showcase WKU’s new First-Year Village.

A Bowling Green woman accused of hiding a firearm and ammunition connected to a deadly shooting was arraigned Tuesday.

Just as he is turning loose of such real estate holdings as his Chandler Park Apartments, Bowling Green developer David Chandler is aiming to beef up the apartment piece of his The Hub development on Lovers Lane.