Medicinal marijuana faces its best odds of becoming legal in Kentucky history after a historic Senate vote Thursday.

A Bowling Green man accused of joining the terror group ISIS is scheduled to face trial next year on federal criminal charges.

The 2023 Kentucky boys’ basketball state champion Warren Central Dragons were recognized at their home court Monday, receiving raucous applause from students, family and friends.

A Richardsville volunteer firefighter who was injured last week while battling a house fire has been released from the hospital.

Hazardous household waste such as paint cans, waste fuels and insecticides can take up valuable space in your home.

The Center for Courageous Kids in Scottsville is collaborating with Houchens Food Group for a fundraiser in their stores until March 31.

In a surreptitious move, Kentucky Republicans revived and combined two bills concerning gender identity Thursday, the final day of session to pass controversial bills that could be vetoed by the governor. 

CAVE CITY — When Leon Reynolds opened his home, he made sure everyone felt welcome, whether they had two legs or four.

A bill creating a complaint process for school materials deemed “harmful to minors” has passed both houses of the Kentucky legislature.

Baseball with a vintage twist is returning to the historic South Union Shaker Village in Auburn as the Lexington-based Bluegrass Barons will face the Tennessee Rag Tags.

A Glasgow man was arrested Thursday after a woman was shot in the arm.

A Bowling Green teenager pleaded guilty to criminal charges in multiple cases, including one accusing him of taking part in a 2021 drive-by shooting.

A Bowling Green man received a 70-month prison sentence on federal drug trafficking charges.

The style, grace and energy of Irish and international dance will soon make its way to Bowling Green with the arrival of a well-known production.

Lost River Sessions will return to The Capitol Arts Center on Thursday with Flat River Band and opener, The Jenkins Twins.

The fate of so-called “gray machines” is all but sealed after the Senate voted to ban the gaming devices Tuesday afternoon 29-6.

Warren County Fiscal Court is hoping to negotiate a contract for debris removal services the quicker the better to deal with the damage from the recent wind storm.

Warren County Public Schools hosted its first joint Dance Little Red event, in conjunction with Western Kentucky University’s Dance Big Red, at South Warren High School on Tuesday night to raise funds for children receiving life-saving care at Norton Children’s Hospital.

Evidence in a murder case involving a man accused of killing his daughter is in the process of being provided to the defendant.

A member of the Richardsville Volunteer Fire Department was injured while fighting a house fire Tuesday night.

During the legislative session, education and education-adjacent bills have gotten a lot of screen time.

With a little help from his friends, Kenny Cropper is getting by much easier these days as he pilots his bicycle up the steep Koostra Farm Hill near his home on Glen Lily Road.

A man accused of trying to get into Caverna Elementary School on Monday was arrested on several charges.

Two Bowling Green residents face multiple rape charges after a juvenile disclosed that they allegedly had illegal sexual contact with her.

A Bowling Green man facing federal terrorism charges after allegedly traveling to Syria to join the Islamic State of Iraq is challenging the criminal case against him, asserting in court filings that the U.S. government cannot prosecute him for crimes for which Turkish authorities have alrea…

Heading into the final full week of the Kentucky legislature before Gov. Andy Beshear's 10-day veto period, the General Assembly made progress on key session priorities. 

The Bowling Green Parks and Recreation Department is once again offering community members with a green thumb an opportunity to hone their gardening skills.

A Glasgow man was arrested Saturday on suspicion of firing shots into an occupied vehicle.

When Afghanistan's government fell to the Taliban, Ataullah Tahiri fled. 

Chandler Shepherd had a good reason to drive from his home in Russellville to Bowling Green Wednesday.

Local school superintendents are still hoping for movement in Frankfort to free up additional attendance-based funding as the legislative session enters its last few days.

Nzuri Posey could hardly contain her excitement as she walked through what is to be her new home, picking out her room as she and her mother, Kendra Alexander, marveled at their surroundings.

The city of Bowling Green is looking to raise starting pay for firefighters and police officers to keep up in the labor market.

Larry Taylor's choice to drive across town from his Plum Springs Road home to play pickleball at Buchanon Park on a February Friday morning was a decision of convenience.

Two suspected drug overdoses, one of them fatal, have been linked by law enforcement to a Bowling Green man who was arrested Thursday.

Western Kentucky University folk studies graduate student Lamont “Jack” Pearley was named the first recipient of the MIT OpenDocLab Kentucky-based fellowship last week.

The College Street Pedestrian Bridge is finally getting its facelift.

Before setting the house on fire, a man suspected in a homicide killed his roommate with a hammer, a Warren County sheriff's detective testified Wednesday.

Gaming bills had a big day in Frankfort on Wednesday. A controversial bill banning so-called “gray machines” made a surprise return and this year’s sports betting bill improved its odds of becoming law.

RUSSELLVILLE — A man suspected in a fatal Logan County shooting will remain held without bond, a judge ruled Thursday.

Kentucky’s college campuses have long been gun-free zones. Under current law, postsecondary educational institutions are allowed to limit possession of deadly weapons on their property, including concealed carry.

Continued thefts and altercations at Warren County parks have prompted county Parks and Recreation Department Director Chris Kummer to take steps that he hopes will be an effective deterrent.

SCOTTSVILLE – A judge vacated the jury trial for three people charged in connection with a suspicious death in Allen County, citing scheduling conflicts.

Words of welcome from places like Mexico, Myanmar, Saudi Arabia, Panama and Nigeria rang out across the plot of land adjacent to the International Center of Kentucky on Monday afternoon.

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