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UPDATE: Logan County Sheriff’s Office looking for missing teen
LOGAN COUNTY, Ky. (WBKO) - The Logan County Sheriff’s Office was looking for 17-year-old Fadhili Mbeleelo or David. He was last seen in the Auburn area wearing ripped jeans, a Warren Central jacket, possibly packing a backpack. He has been found safe. Please contact the sheriff’s office if you...
'I already knew it was a big one' | Louisville man says his birthday scored him payday in lottery scratch-off win
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Kentucky Lottery said a frequent lottery player has scored a top prize after buying a scratch-off ticket based on his birthday. Lottery officials said the man, who wanted to remain anonymous, purchased the $5 “777 scratch-off” from a vending machine at the Hillview Kroger on June 7.
T.J. Samson Family Medicine Residency Welcomes New Physicians
On July 1, new physicians will begin their residency training at T.J. Regional Health through the University of Louisville / Glasgow Family Medicine Residency (FMR) Program. After graduating from medical school, physicians are required to complete residency training in their chosen specialty before they are able to practice medicine independently. These new resident physicians were selected after a rigorous vetting and interview process from hundreds of applications received from graduating medical students.
Health and safety tips as the Fourth of July approaches
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- With the Fourth of July just a few short days away, healthcare professionals are reminding us of some safety tips to enjoy the holiday. A few general tips include wearing sunscreen, avoiding direct sunlight, taking frequent breaks from the heat and drinking water before you are thirsty.
Benton Central volleyball player Cali Foster commits to Western Kentucky
LAFAYETTE — Ripping shots and taking the opposition's weak points on the court comes second nature to incoming junior outside hitter Cali Foster. With a career kill percentage of 44.9% and 707 kills while committing 16 fewer errors during her sophomore season, Foster carries calm confidence and athleticism that fit the mold of...
Former Purple looks back at path to the pros
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – One Bowling Green High School alum has spent the last year gaining professional experience after his time playing soccer in Warren County came to a close. After making history last year becoming the first ever homegrown to sign with Nashville SC in club history, Adem...
WNKY News 40 launches MeTV Toons
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – WNKY News 40, a Marquee Broadcasting station, announced the addition of MeTV Toons to its lineup of networks on Tuesday. The network is a new collaboration between Warner Bros. Discovery and Weigel Broadcasting, the company behind MeTV. MeTV Toons will welcome dozens of the world’s...
Firefighters respond to Glasgow business for reported fire
GLASGOW, Ky. – The Glasgow Fire Department responded to a call to a convenience store on Tuesday. Crews arrived at the Speedway located at 105 Lincoln Road at 8:15 a.m. following reports of smoke and burning smell inside the business. Firefighters located a small fire in duct work and...
Domestic abuse survivor in Louisville recounts how fairytale romance turned into nightmare
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- For many women and men in Kentucky, the person who is supposed to love you can be the one that hurts you the most. Kentucky just released it's annual domestic violence report. It cites a CDC study that says 1 in 2 women — and 1 in 3 men in Kentucky have experienced domestic violence.
Bowling Green’s Med Center Health acquires Russellville hospital
Med Center Health, the nonprofit hospital chain based in Bowling Green, is now the owner of 75-bed Logan Memorial Hospital, and has changed its name to The Medical Center at Russellville. That extends the chain to seven like-named hospitals in Southern Kentucky, from Russellville to Albany. Med Center Health said...
Man charged with kidnapping son in Bowling Green
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A man faces multiple charges after police say he kidnapped his infant son in Bowling Green. According to a uniform citation by the Bowling Green Police Department, officers responded around 1 a.m. Tuesday for a disturbance where 41-year-old Richard Brian of Bowling Green had taken his 1-year-old son.
Fireworks At Lake Barkley Beach Coming Saturday Night
Fireworks return to the beach at Lake Barkley State Resort Park on Saturday, with a few changes in place for this year’s celebration. Park Manager Ashley Joiner told Your News Edge that activities ramp up by 3:00 Saturday afternoon. The Bass brothers from Hopkinsville will coordinate this year’s fireworks...
Auburn woman arrested on DUI charge after allegedly almost hitting deputy’s cruiser
RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. – A Logan County woman is facing multiple charges, including operating a motor vehicle under the influence. According to a uniform citation, the Logan County Sheriff’s Office was traveling Monday on West Ninth Street in Russellville when a vehicle almost caused a collision with the deputy’s cruiser.
Glasgow woman charged in connection to national health care fraud
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WBKO) - A Glasgow woman has been charged alongside five others in connection to schemes to defraud health care benefit programs and misuse of controlled substances. On Thursday, U.S. Attorney Michael Bennett announced the indictment of Carissa Uptegraff, 44, who was charged with theft of medical products. According...
Kentucky’s Dark Side: Violent Crime Soars in Bowling Green and Beyond
The report highlights Bowling Green as the most hazardous city in Kentucky, with a violent crime rate of 343 incidents per 100,000 residents and a property crime rate of 4,446 incidents per 100,000 residents. The city, famous for its Corvette production, also saw 247 reported violent crimes in 2020, including 71 robberies.
Soky’s Choice: Aviation Heritage Park
The Aviation Heritage Park is a well-known loved stop in Bowling Green, but you might not know all the cool features they have. News 40’s Tommy Modeszto swung by to learn about everything the museum has to offer in this week’s Soky’s Choice, brought to you by JC Kirby and Son.
State issues 62 violations against company accused of allowing ‘imposter cops’ on Nashville streets
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance is requesting the immediate suspension of a Mt. Juliet company’s license, alleging they allowed civilians to wear police identification and use red and blue lights in non-police vehicles. The state agency filed a notice of hearing and charges...
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