Jacob Martin

McConnell spoke to the Glasgow-Barren County Rotary Club last week. During his remarks, he expressed skepticism of President Trump's tariffs on foreign goods.

The town hall was hosted by SoKY Indivisible in downtown Bowling Green. The group said it was holding the event because they feel that U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie had not responded to their requests to hold a town hall.

Kentucky students were slightly above the national average in both 4th and 8th grade reading, marking the first improvements in those areas since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kentucky’s Amendment 1 seeks to add constitutional language to ban noncitizens from voting in all local and state elections, but state officials say it’s already against the law.

According to data from the Kentucky Department for Public Health, there’s been a sharp rise in COVID-19 infections this month.

Governor Andy Beshear announced the state will receive billions of dollars from the federal Broadband Equity Access and Deployment Program to bring broadband internet to residents.

Anyone who lost power following severe weather across Kentucky might be eligible for disaster reimbursement during the month of May.

Kyle Rittenhouse will be the guest speaker of the WKU chapter of Turning Point USA, a right-wing national organization. His visit to WKU has been criticized by a WKU faculty, students, student organizations; civil rights groups and community members.

The Bowling Green-based International Center of Kentucky unveiled a new building today that will be known as the Dr. Catherine Ward Center for New Americans.

Kinney was selected by the Kentucky Department of Education to take over for Jason Glass. She assumes the role on Sept. 30.

Mariia Novoselia came to Bowling Green as part of a global student exchange program in January 2022, but those plans changed after the Russian invasion of her homeland.

As time runs out on this year’s Kentucky General Assembly, one bill still in flux would repeal a longstanding state tax on spirits aged in barrels. That effort has pitted a group representing the Kentucky bourbon industry against many local officials who say the revenue generated by the tax is too important to give away.