Jacob Martin

The new location will sit just off I-65, in the town just north of Bowling Green. When complete, the store will offer all the amenities that have earned the franchise a cult-like following.

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.

The annual ceremony is a partnership between the National Park Service and U.S. Immigration Services to welcome and expose new citizens to their state's National Parks system.

The fully functional library offers books, audio and video media, resources, and community programming for individuals on the autism spectrum.

Two Kentucky educational cooperatives will receive $16.9 million to train, employ, and retain mental health counselors in school districts across western and central Kentucky.

Gov. Beshear stopped in Bowling Green on Friday evening, following visits to Elizabethtown, Henderson, Owensboro, and Paducah earlier in the day. Beshear will head to Lexington and several eastern Kentucky counties on Saturday before concluding the tour Sunday in Louisville and northern Kentucky.

Voters in Allen County decided to allow alcohol sales in the county. This will mark the first time in over 100 years that alcohol sales will be legal in the southcentral county.

An international festival has shined a spotlight on Owensboro for decades. But this year’s celebration is embracing a new identity, pairing a tangy cuisine with Kentucky’s signature spirit in an effort to bring people together.

The Master of Arts in Folk Studies and the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture could be eliminated during the quarterly meeting by the Board of Regents

A panel discussion made up of Bowling Green Mayor Todd Alcott, local business owners, educators, and international students focused on the best methods of helping the growing refugee population in Warren County.