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The following people were indicted Wednesday by a Warren County grand jury: Terry Joe Barton, 43, c/o Warren County Regional Jail, first-degree promoting contraband; $250 cash bond. Amikea La’Dai ...

The South Warren volleyball team used strong play at the net to move on at the Region 4 Tournament, defeating Warren East 3-0 (25-15, 25-23, 25-17) in Saturday’s first round at Bowling Green High ...

FRANKLIN – The rollercoaster ride continued for the Bowling Green boys’ soccer team, which once again ran the gamut of emotions in a 4-3 win over Warren Central in the Region 4 championship on ...

Warren Central senior Daudi Kaburu scored four goals and tallied two assists to lead the Dragons to an 8-0 win against Russellville in the Region 4 Boys’ Soccer Tournament semifinals Tuesday at ...

Mammoth Cave is a natural wonder – the largest known cave system in the world that draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. It is a place full of history, from mummified ancient remains to ...

The man accused of gunning down Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips in the line of duty made his first court appearance Tuesday morning. With officers from several area law enforcement ...

A teenager was fatally shot Saturday afternoon in an incident that took place outside a Campbell Lane business, and police have arrested a suspect. Michael Whitfield, 17, was pronounced dead after ...

A Barren County man was arrested early Saturday on criminal charges related to child sexual abuse material. Kentucky State Police said that Stephen Alan Wolfgang, 39, was arrested after the agency’s ...

Joe Imel is the Regional Publisher of the Bowling Green Daily News, as well as seven other CMG newspapers in Kentucky and Tn. The Daily News has been publishing for more than 169 years in Southcentral ...

For Bowling Green resident Kim Sommerville, owning a home seemed out of reach. She was a social worker for 18 years when stage-three breast cancer cut her career short. Treatment left her on ...

The Kentucky Court of Appeals has reversed a Barren County court’s ruling that directed Scotty’s Contracting and Stone to pay more than $22 million to the victims of a 2012 road construction accident ...