Ana Medina

Isak is the owner of Umoja International Market, LLC.

The iconic African American Museum, a non-profit in Bowling Green that sits in a building that belongs to WKU is doing its best to preserve pieces of history of south-central Kentucky after a tornado, and then an unknown fire.

“I couldn’t imagine seeing a little boy wake up on Christmas morning and not have Christmas.”

Hamisi a deputy at the Warren County Sheriff’s Office and says the one thing his parents worked so hard for, to provide for their family, is now gone.

Angie Link and her husband Leon Link are now homeless as a result of the catastrophic tornado.

The Red Cross says if you’ve been thinking about donating blood now is the time.

Donations are accepted until mid-December.

Fischer also says they are in the process of making a scholarship available for first-generation students. They hope to officially launch the initiative next spring.

"What our major issue is right now, with the Afghans coming in is housing."

This year the program will run from November until March of next year.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has issued an “Endangered Child Alert” for 3-year-old Noah Clare.

“Bring my baby home, please bring Noah back.”

Dueña de mi Futuro or Owner of my Future was a program designed by the non-profit For a Real Change alongside the Hispanic Organization for the Promotion of Education (H.O.P.E), WKU, and Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College.

Donations are accepted until mid-December.

“They’ve served in the war, they’ve served in Vietnam and we thank them for that.”

Chevrolet and General Motors did the unveiling that will go into production next summer, 2022.

"Orange Theory has given me my life back."

A joint partnership between the Housing Authority, Independence Bank, and the Kentucky AmeriCorps staff and volunteers helped with the delivery and assembly.

"If you’re going to apply now, now would be the time.”

On Tuesday, the task force was able to meet on Western’s Campus, where they asked questions and also discussed moving forward.

Aiden was selected among thousands of entries for the National Down Syndrome Society video presentation.

It also teaches them about getting involved in the community.

Sunday, September 5th, Kentucky Downs will officially bring back horse racing meets.

In an effort to honor the lives of those 13 service members lost, Chonda Loder decided to do something more.

They need donors of all types of blood especially O negative” and O positive since they are universal.

The event included service providers and information about treatment options, sober living, reentry services, mental health providers, and workforce partners.

The International Center of Kentucky located in Bowling Green has been notified that as many as 200 refugees from Afghanistan will be coming in the months ahead.

He said one of the lessons we’ll learn from this, is not that we left too soon, but rather that we stayed too long.

His passion for making movies is one he has had since being in middle school, and now he is seeing the fruits of his labor come to fruition.

Spencer Sauce began back in March 2021 in Franklin.

One non-profit, the DNA Doe Project helped KSP identify the victim as Dawn Clare Plonsky Wilkerson.

The donations are going to help the backpack program which helps feed kids during the school year.

On Saturday, the Bowling Green Freedom Walkers hosted a back-to-school block party.

40 years ago, the Corvette was officially moved from being assembled in St. Louis to Bowling Green, back in 1981.

It is focusing on those who fail to move over for emergency personnel like police, fire, and EMS who are working on the side of the road.

“We’re expecting to sell out hopefully today..."

“You Matter is an initiative of Cornerview Community Church and Pastor Darren Bush and it’s the concept that we all matter regardless to who we are, what our life circumstances are that we all have a place in this world and Cornerview Community Church is committed to making sure that this community knows that you do matter.”

Korba adds the pandemic made people more aware of the way they look especially when everything became virtual and most meetings were held through Zoom.

WBKO News spoke with some in the community on their thoughts regarding the incentive.

Paula Ratliff Pedigo helped organize the homecoming of Howard Scott Magers from the minute his remains were identified to the day of the funeral.

David Denton served in the Revolutionary War alongside George Washington.

After years of waiting, on Saturday, May 29th, his family, was able to finally lay him to rest.

Suzanne Ogawa continues to await for the day, when her family can officially lay her father to rest.

The first ever SOKY Food Truck and Craft Fair is currently being held at the SOKY Fairgrounds.

“She is my hero and if I can be the type person that she is through, regardless of whatever she’s going through, I think we all need to work towards that."

Bees are essential in our ecosystem, not just for their sweet honey-making skills but also for their pollination abilities.

Bob Skipper, Director, Media Relations at WKU says there were many factors that went into the decision to stop offering the vaccine on campus, including when students would get their second dose.

“But I don’t know who is getting the kidney. I hope to find out, but all I know is that it was flown to Minnesota, like right after my surgery, and was put in a person the same day."

“It’s a crisis, this is something that’s getting worse every day.”

Once there, he along with two others helped nearby residents evacuate.