Kevin Willis
News DirectorKevin is the News Director at WKU Public Radio. He has been with the station since 1999, and was previously the Assistant News Director, and also served as local host of Morning Edition.
He is a broadcast journalism graduate of WKU, and has won numerous awards for his reporting and feature production.
Kevin grew up in Radcliff, Kentucky and currently lives in Glasgow.
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Western Kentucky University has its new men’s head basketball coach.The school announced Saturday that it’s hired Steve Lutz to take over the program.
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Warren Central High School is celebrating the school’s win in the Kentucky boy’s Sweet 16 basketball championship.The Dragons beat George Rogers Clark Saturday night, in a rematch of last year’s titlematch-up won by GRC.
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“I don’t want men and women in American uniform fighting in eastern Europe, and I think the best way to prevent is to fight the Russian army, to bring them to the negotiating table with Ukraine soldiers. And the Ukraine soldiers would not be successful without our support," said U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie of Bowling Green.
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The concert inside Mammoth Cave this spring is part of what the Louisville Orchestra is calling its “In Harmony” statewide tour.
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The northern Kentucky lawmaker, who began serving in the General Assembly in 2019, said she’ll instead focus on pushing the state’s Republican legislative leaders to adhere to the GOP’s conservative party platform.
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HealthDr. Suman Shekar specializes in pediatrics and internal medicine at Med Center Health’s primary care facility in Bowling Green. She said she won’t be surprised if southern Kentucky soon sees a big increase in the number of admitted patients suffering from those illnesses.
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Multiple juvenile inmates and staff members were taken to the hospital with injuries.
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Students in the program will take WKU general education and career-specific college courses at WKU in the morning, and then return to their high schools in the afternoon for classes there. Professional career track courses being offered at the WKU Glasgow campus are agriculture; business management; crime & legal studies; education; and nursing.
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Andi Dahmer sued WKU four years ago, saying in her lawsuit that the school didn’t adequately respond to charges she made about sex-based harassment and discrimination she said she suffered from other students while a member of the Student Government Association.
