With the weather warming up, Warren County has many parks for people to take a walk, play a sport, or just relax. Here are the Herald’s picks for the five best parks in Warren County.
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Bowling Green's history with development and gentrification is often forgotten.According to the Urban Displacement Project, gentrification is neighborhood development that facilitates economic change by means of real estate investment, resulting in new higher-income residents movingin and de…
The Cancel Rape Culture Coalition marched in effort to dismantle rape culture on Wednesday in downtown Bowling Green.
From “Tiger King” to whipped coffee, many trends have come and gone during the COVID-19 quarantine. Some have stayed and only continue to grow, like pet adoption.
WKU Restaurant Group said Thursday it would be cancelling the agreement announced Tuesday with Lost River Pizza Co. to house a new location at Helm Library.
Background: Members of the Burmese community in Bowling Green came to get their COVID vaccine.
A new Kentucky House of Representatives bill aims to remove taxes from menstrual products to make them more accessible.A House bill titled “AN ACT relating to an exemption of feminine hygiene products from sales and use taxation” will remove taxation on period products and would make them le…
Where were you March 13, 2020?The last set of front-page headlines the Herald printed before the pandemic were, “Back and Better: After injury, WKU pitcher returns to rotation,” “Arabic program stands out in state,” “SGA to attend rally for higher education,” and “WKU students in Italy to re…
The Warming Tree is an example of how the Bowling Green community comes together to take care of its people.
City police arrested a Bowling Green woman for discharging four gunshots in a gas station parking lot late Thursday night.
Business owners across the state differ in opinions on proposed $15 minimum wage.
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