Bowling Green News

WKU assistant basketball coach David Boyden was arrested on July 18, charged with Driving Under the Influence and three other traffic violations.

It's time to dust off those blue suede shoes and hit the dance floor, Vettetastic 2008 is here! Workers are putting the final touches on decorations for this year's 1950's themed preview party.

The Annual Corvette Homecoming is rumbling into town and it's bringing more than just classic cars to Bowling Green.

The area of Bowling Green, Ky., ranks 12th on Forbes Magazine's recently released annual list of Best Small Places for Business and Careers.

Nearly 3 months after 15-year-old Eros Berisaj was shot and killed during a burglary attempt in the 500 block of Creekwood Court, the Warren County Grand Jury rules on the case.

An unforeseen problem delays construction of Bowling Green's minor league baseball stadium.

Not too long ago, DESA Heating Products moved most of its Bowling Green operations to China where it was becoming cheaper to make their product.

General Motors is making huge cuts, with plans to reduce salaried employment by 20-percent and cut truck production by 300-thousand units.

It's time to start getting ready for balloons, tunes, and BBQ! The 2008 U.S. Bank Balloons, Tunes, and BBQ will be held September 12-14 at the Bowling Green-Warren County Regional Airport.

Elected officials and community members set out again this evening, this time for the fourth Summer Stroll of the season.

The Bowling Green Police are setting a new standard for other police departments across the state as they introduce a new position, the International Community Liaison.

The Miller family hosted their Fourth Annual Alex's Lemonade Stand on July 12 in Bowling Green.

Bowling Green Police say sometime during the night of June 23rd or 24th thieves stole the catalytic converters from two new Toyota Tundras at Gary Force Toyota.

Area kids are getting their chance to be a part of the Bowling Green Police Department.

One man started the line at 11 a.m. yesterday outside AT&T on Campbell Lane. That man was joined by dozens more this morning as the anticipation built for the release of the iPhone 3G.

We are T-minus four days away from liftoff of a new space initiative in Kentucky.

Tomorrow at midnight is the deadline to buy a ticket to win a full year of gas and groceries free from Houchens IGA.

The "Fight Back Express" made a pit stop at Circus Square Park in Bowling Green on July 10.

When he was 8 years old, Brad Powell caught his first reptile, and it scared the dickens out of his parents.

Teens have long used them to save for college or pay for a car, but this year, that ride may have to wait.