A Glasgow firearms store was burglarized last week, resulting in the theft of about 30 firearms.

A Brownsville man was arrested Thursday following a pursuit in Edmonson County.

A sold-out crowd will be at the Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center on Friday night for a concert from Christian rock artist Zach Williams.

The admitted gunman and the man convicted of being the mastermind of the deadly robbery of La Placita market are scheduled to be sentenced Monday.

Newcomers ruled the night Wednesday at the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce Targeted Business and Industry Awards banquet.

Rebecca Blair elicited tears of joy from a TriStar Greenview Regional Hospital patient recently, and the two never met.

A Bowling Green man accused of leading police on a chase in a stolen truck was arrested Thursday after reportedly barricading himself in a house.

Kentucky Chief Justice John D. Minton Jr. will not run for re-election next year, ending his tenure on the Kentucky Supreme Court after two terms.

A Simpson County man with a prior conviction for attempting to rape a 3-year-old was sentenced to prison for 15 years in a child sexual exploitation case featuring materials a judge described as “nothing short of reprehensible.”

Two teachers will be honored with induction into the Gov. Louie B. Nunn Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame next month – including a Glasgow educator in her 27th year at Barren County High School.

Only about half of Kentucky’s high school graduates are pursuing higher education, a troubling trend that Council on Postsecondary Education President Aaron Thompson calls a big problem for the state’s economy.

A tense silence settled over a room at Bowling Green’s International Center on Monday as Hamishah Gul Rashid and his wife, Tamom Bibi, anxiously awaited the arrival of their interpreter.

A Bowling Green man was arrested Tuesday morning after authorities received calls about someone chasing after and shooting at vehicles.

A Bowling Green woman accused of using a pellet gun to kill a man appeared Monday for arraignment.

A spate of chaotic school board meetings across the country – fueled by attendees’ opposition to K-12 masking requirements and controversy around critical race theory – has prompted the National School Boards Association to request federal law enforcement assistance with quelling disruptions.

A man who pleaded guilty in the deadly shooting of his stepfather has asked to be placed on probation.

Never-before-seen, decades-old photos of Bowling Green will be displayed on the big screen at the Capitol Arts Center throughout October.

Downtown Bowling Green is about to get a little sweeter.

Mike Murphy has built more than his share of commercial and public buildings in and around Bowling Green over the past four decades.

Ghosts may or may not be real. But what is undeniable is that there is a widespread interest in the supernatural.

RUSSELLVILLE – An essential feature of the Logan County social landscape returned this fall as thousands lined the streets to celebrate the return of the Logan County Tobacco & Heritage Festival.

Med Center Health has created a breast clinic in hopes of consolidating services and serving patients more efficiently.

Whether they own a pandemic puppy, a long-in-the-tooth canine or a frolicsome feline, pet owners should soon be getting an upgrade in their options for pet boarding and day care.

Thousands of people are expected to gather in Russellville this weekend for the 64th annual Logan County Tobacco & Heritage Festival.

A Monroe County man arrested on suspicion of attempting to sell a large quantity of methamphetamine in Bowling Green has been indicted by a federal grand jury.

For two decades, David and Erin Smith have lived without their favorite dessert stop. Now, the Bowling Green couple has done something about it.

Police investigating a rape allegation against a Bowling Green man arrested him after reviewing footage on the man’s Snapchat account that authorities said appears to show an assault in progress.

For the past five years, Dan Murph may well have had the best view in all of downtown Bowling Green.

A body was found in a residence that caught fire early Monday.

Bowling Green optometrist Robert Duvall wasted no time in pursuing his political ambitions once he saw the opportunity.

What was once a stopover for visitors to the National Corvette Museum became a training ground for the Bowling Green Fire Department last week.

A grand jury will consider evidence against a Bowling Green woman accused of causing a fatal crash on Louisville Road.

The areas surrounding Phil Moore Park were seemingly transformed into World War II battlefields of south France on Saturday when the nonprofit Honoring Our Heroes hosted its third annual Operation Anvil World War II reenactment.

The stories of each survivor are harrowing, but the faces attached to each story give off resilience.

A Bowling Green man was arrested Thursday on drug charges after reportedly attempting to elude law enforcement.