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Abstinence Class Teaches Goal-Setting
Kentucky ranks 25th in the nation for teenage pregnancy--that's according to the Kentucky Teen Pregnancy Coalition.
Crime Stoppers Breakfast Boosts Program
It's the annual crime-stoppers Eye-Opener Breakfast, and Wednesday morning more than 300 citizens, policeman, and supporters of the program came together for breakfast at the Sloan Convention Center.
Kelly Wiseman Wins the Athena Young Professional Award
Kelly Wiseman is the winner of the 2010 Athena Young Professional Award. A few of Wiseman's activities include being involved with Junior Achievement of South Central Kentucky, the WKU Alumni Association, the Hilltopper Athletic Foundation, the Southern Kentucky Fair Board, the Board of Directors for the Family Enrichment Center, and an Ambassador ...
Man Convicted of Murder, Kidnapping Speaks from Jail
On the eve of the defense calling witnesses in the penalty phase of the case against Lawrence Stinnett, we sat down with him to talk about the brutal death of his former girlfriend Christina Renshaw.
Kentucky Governor Announces Two Recycling-Related Investments in Bowling Green
Projects include expansion of smelter, opening of other facility. Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear, along with several community and business leaders in Bowling Green, Ky., announced two economic development projects for the area: the opening of Metalworks Recycle-Reload and the expansion of Owl's Head Alloys's secondary aluminum smelter.
Approval Given for KY Company to Expand
Owl's Head Alloys in Bowling Green has received preliminary approval for tax incentives for an expansion that could create or retain jobs.
KY Transpark Struggling in Weak Economy
Bowling Green's Inter-modal Transportation Authority is running short of money and officials say it may need to rely on public funds to pay it's debt obligations later in the year.
Pet Rescued From Euthanization Arrives in Bowling Green
A special delivery landed at the Bowling Green Airport this morning. A boxer named Rocky was flown in from Georgia after being saved from euthanization by repets founder Tracy Moser.
Ky. transpark struggling in weak economy
A southern Kentucky transpark is running short of money and officials say it may need to rely on public funds to pay it's debt obligations later in the year.
Black Men United Mentors Area Children
A group in Bowling Green, The Back Men United, mentor children in our area. Monday at Moss Middle and Bowling Green Junior High, distinguished men talked to kids about their dreams and aspirations.
Defense Rests in Lawrence Stinnett Trial
The defense has rested in the murder and kidnapping trial involving Lawrence Stinnett.
Western Kentucky plans cheese-making program
Dairy farmers and agriculture students may soon be able to learn another way to make money with the milk their herds produce.
A Shooting in Allen Co. leaves 2 injured
Two people are shot in Allen County. The Allen County sheriff's Office responded to a shooting in the area of Kay Brown rd.
Bowling Green Native Turned Marine Helping in Afghanistan
A Bowling Green native turned Marine is part of the offensive to end the Taliban's grip on the city of Marjah in Afghanistan.
Doctor, Former Employer Take Stand in Murder and Kidnapping Trial
A doctor who determined a man competent to stand trial for kidnapping and killing Christina Renshaw in 2006 took to the witness stand Friday.
Auburn Man Pays Fine for Poisoned Hawks
An Auburn man must pay 5,000 dollars for poisoning red-tailed hawks and vultures.
RV Conference is June 3-6 in Bowling Green, Ky.
The Recreation Vehicle Safety & Education Foundation announced that the RV Lifestyle, Education & Safety Conference will be held in Bowling Green, Ky., June 3-6. The conference is a unique education opportunity for current and potential RV owners to learn about all aspects of RVing, according to a news release.
5 City Of Bowling Green Employees Laid Off
The City of Bowling Green is facing a $1.5 million shortfall next fiscal year. So, the city has been doing averting it can to cut its budget.
More Verbal Attacks in US Senate Race
A GOP rival has continued taking shots at Bowling Green eye surgeon Rand Paul in the U.S. Senate race accusing him of taking the "Potomac two-step" on the abortion issue.
Former WKU Student Sentenced on Federal Child Porn Charges
A former Western Kentucky University student is sentenced in federal court to 24 years and three months on child pornography charges.
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