Michael Ridgeway

Labor Day food safety tips from Warren County Health Department

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — The City of Bowling Green is introducing a new ordinance aimed at protecting residents and legitimate businesses by tightening regulations on massage establishments. On Thursday, Aug. 28, officials shared the ordinance creates a “clear framework for licensing and oversight to prevent illegal operations that often serve as fronts for human sexual trafficking.” Officials say they began...

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - Coming soon to Bowling Green, Feeding America Kentucky's Heartland will use a newly leased 12,000 square foot warehouse to house hundreds upon hundreds of pounds of food for their many part

Bowling Green Municipal Utilities hosts art contest

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Warren County fire coordinator Bill Rector said things are changing for the better at the newly formed Warren County Fire Department, and hopefully it brings more bodies to the fight. Warren County for a long time has relied on volunteers to fight fires outside of city limits, but now there is a paid force operating during...

WARREN COUNTY, Ky. – Monday is the Warren County Fire Department’s first day of taking a step with paid firefighters serving under a joint fire system. Aug. 4 is a big day for Warren County as the fiscal court has rolled out paid fire staff after decades of relying on volunteers in order to better serve the community. Staff say...

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - It's a change that some say is decades too late, the county now moving toward paid firefighters.

EDMONTON, Ky. - Local high school student Leah Kerr is raising money until her birthday this year, and she's asking the community to join in.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - The Bowling Green Fire Department recently asked the city's board of commissioners if they could apply for a grant t

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - Another piece of public art went on display at the corner of Center Street and East Eighth Avenue, symbolizing one of the things Bowling Green Municipal Utilities does best. 

HART COUNTY, Ky. - In Hart County, FEMA and the Small Business Administration are walking the streets and knocking on doors in hopes of helping residents.

GLASGOW, Ky. - The Barren County School District said they will never end farm to school but the lack of funding does hurt their pockets.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - The water is receding and damages are growing as Bowling Green crews continue to investigate.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - It can be a debilitating disease to deal with and should be taken seriously at the first signs.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - Moving here from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Flora Templeton Stuart has been a champion in the community and is still trucking along.

BROWNSVILLE, Ky. - Through a $10 million dollar grant from the Kentucky legislature, Edmonson County Schools is making strides in the trades department on their campus.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - For Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Hope Harbor and Western Kentucky University's Gender & Women's studies are coming

SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. - School administration gave kids yet another opportunity to gain some real world experience and give them a leg up.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The economy affects everyone, especially our small businesses, and some of the first things to see increase are more luxury items like chocolate. This year, the price of chocolate is going up, in some cases drastically, and, unfortunately, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Mom and pop shops around the country like Mary Jane’s Chocolates here...

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - Global Child Travel & Purpose show host Augusto Valverde is back in Bowling Green this weekend to hang out with the community.