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“I’m supposed to claim today so I got on there last night... my payment method and it said Bonneville Bank."

Mother and daughter Sandra and Hannah Gill are elated because they’ve both been vaccinated. Hannah is 17, a senior in high school at Bowling Green High.

President Biden called for a ban on assault-style weapons and high-capacity magazines.

Senator Whitney Westerfield received a letter from the unemployment office stating he was entitled to Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA).

Haley Silvers, Brandy West and Ashley Vincent all helped a Louisville woman escape abduction at a Hart County Shell station.

She says she expected to use some of the refund for daycare costs since it’s just her and her kids.

"We wanted to address it in a way that supports the healthy co-regulation of the adults and the children,” says Dr. Dye with WKU.

"I wish everyone could meet Carmen. She is an 11-year-old girl that is battling cancer like a straight-up warrior."

US 68 was the area’s biggest closure according to Wes Watt with Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.

Report flooded roadways to 270-393-4000 in the City of Bowling Green or 270-842-16333 for the county.

For WKU students, you can contact Student Financial Assistance by email at fa.help@wku.edu.

"I share my experience because my experience may very well help the quality of life of another one."

Tinesha Simmons says Covid restrictions are hard on the residents of senior living communities, and the loneliness can cause a decline in mental health.

“I’m thankful they’ve put the extension on not having to pay them right now... it’s kind of hard to do that right now while being a full time college student.”

”I try to get to know them and know their interests. I try to build that relationship with them."

“Ever since I was a kid, I’ve loved working with children regardless of special needs or general education kids," explains one PREP student.

"Nursing is a calling, and we’re hear to take care of people, but it’s been very hard," says one healthcare worker.

"It’s not just a ten or 20 thousand dollar impact. We’re talking hundreds of thousands of dollars that’s impacted their business,” says Dawn Johnson with the BG Chamber of Commerce.

"If the unemployment came through, it’d still be hard. It just wouldn’t be like, okay, are you going to get kicked out of your house?"

Michael Bessette admits it’s hard to work a 24/7 job like nursing and miss out on big events, but he says looking after his patients is rewarding in many ways.

"I don't plan on letting it drop," Belinda Collier says in response to never receiving her unemployment in 2020.

"I figured we were going to have to do the same thing we did with the flu and measles and polio and that was there were going to have to be some people out there that were willing to take it.”

“He’s accomplishing his goal of making people smile and letting them know that they’re respected," says Ayden's grandmother.

Dr. Maulana Karenga introduced the festival to the United States in 1966.

"You know, you don’t think about how it could affect the way you do business here,” says Roddy Grimes, President of Stewart-Richey Construction.

McCord says it’s especially hard for her students to learn from their parents because they’re used to seeing them in a certain role.

“He was crying, upset, stating it was a terrible situation inside the facility."

As hard as it is to balance both, Cary says she’s thankful her family has not caught COVID-19.

The kids write notes, lists and drawings, and Adrian sends back a notes and a coloring sheet to each kid.

“A lot of the studies that have come out are speculations where they’re not facts. They’re associations," explains Dr. Singh