International Center of Kentucky

Most of the people resettled in Bowling Green during the last federal fiscal year came from Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Cuba.

The storm disproportionately impacted the city’s diverse international community and left many resettling all over again.

The Warren County-based International Center of Kentucky won’t reach its goal of resettling 500 refugees by the end of the current federal fiscal year.

The Warren-County based International Center of Kentucky isn’t expecting to resettle Ukrainian refugees any time soon.

The Bowling Green-based International Center of Kentucky is in the process of resettling refugees who have already arrived from Afghanistan. The agency is…

A veteran of the war in Afghanistan is preparing to welcome Afghan refugees into his Bowling Green home. Bill DeLong served multiple tours in Iraq and…

The resettlement of Afghan refugees in Bowling Green and Owensboro is being delayed by the federal government. Originally slated to arrive in Kentucky…

Some 200 Afghan refugees are on their way to parts of Kentucky, including Warren and Daviess counties, after escaping violence in the Taliban-controlled…

The Warren County based International Center of Kentucky is expecting an influx of refugees in the next few months. Resettlement programs have struggled…

The refugee resettlement agency for the Bowling Green region is planning to notify the federal government that it’s prepared to accept 500 refugees for…