Brennan Crain
Assistant News Director/ Investigative Reporter
Brennan is a native of Glasgow, Kentucky. After having worked with WCLU Radio in Glasgow, he joined WBKO News.
In 2022, he received awards for his reporting during the December 2021 tornadoes in southcentral Kentucky and his reporting on a flooded animal shelter in Glasgow.
Brennan made the switch to television reporting in April 2023 and primarily covers Barren and Metcalfe counties. He also joined the investigative beat in September 2023. Have a story tip? Email Brennan.
He teaches Sunday school at his church, and enjoys spending time with his family and reading a good biography!
Thomas Fellows, an author and economic commentator, recently compiled an analysis of the recent UAW strike and shared his thoughts about what strategies could solve the labor issues.
More than 80 years after being imprisoned at a Japanese prisoner of war camp, a Kentucky soldier will return home to be buried.
The man was apparently working at the site and fell 30 feet from a platform after it collapsed.
Authorities say two people, including a child, died in a truck after a tree fell on the vehicle.
Congressman Brett Guthrie, Kentucky’s District 2 representative, said he believes the decision went in the “right direction” but does not negate other issues surrounding race in the country.
Tips submitted to the hotline are reviewed by prosecutors, and any complaints that contain allegations of election fraud will be referred to the Attorney General’s Department of Criminal Investigations.
Tommy Byrd of Hiseville was sent to Vietnam in early 1969.
