The Warren County Clerk’s office is set on clearing up students’ misunderstandings about registering to vote after running into problems last November.Kari Kunkel, deputy clerk for Bowling Green, said that the County Clerk’s office ran into problems last year when students were misinformed o…

Since Sunday, 900 line workers at the General Motors Bowling Green Assembly plant have been on strike.

In a unanimous vote, the Bowling Green City Commission passed an ordinance on first reading to allow for the issuance of industrial building revenue bonds to the WKU Student Life Foundation Inc.

The traffic light at the intersection of Normal Street and Regents Drive will be converted into a four-way stop beginning July 29th for a 90 day study of the intersection.

The Confucius Institute will continue its programming at Simpson County Schools starting this fall.

Several catalytic converters have been reported stolen over the past week, according to the Bowling Green Police Department.

The Bowling Green City Commission struck down the second read of the fairness ordinance Tuesday night in a 3-to-2 vote.

Thousands of readers and authors gathered Saturday at the WKU Knicely Conference Center in Bowling Green for the annual Southern Kentucky Book Fest.

Thousands of readers and authors gathered Saturday at the WKU Knicely Conference Center in Bowling Green for the annual Southern Kentucky Book Fest.

On April 16, the Bowling Green City Commission voted not to pass beyond the first reading of an amendment which would add language “prohibiting discrimination in housing accommodations and employment on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity,” according to the meeting’s agenda.