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Bowling Green man charged with fleeing police after traffic stop
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A Bowling Green man is facing multiple charges after deputies say he fled during a traffic stop. According to a uniform citation, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office observed a tan Hyundai Elantra traveling on Lost Woods Avenue toward Nashville Road on Monday evening. Deputies...
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Two schools to merge, another to split up under new JCPS plan
This story has been updated to reflect Engelhard Elementary' s location in Old Louisville. Two elementary schools could be combined next year, and a middle school could be split into two buildings, according to a new proposal from Jefferson County Public School leaders. Citing low enrollment at both Whitney Young and Engelhard elementary schools, Superintendent Marty Pollio will recommend merging the two schools during a Jefferson County Board of Education meeting Tuesday. Young — a West End magnet school that moved into another building this year to accommodate growth at Hudson Middle — would move into the Engelhard building...
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Storm water work uncovers pocket of oil in Warren County
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – City officials in Bowling Green are confirming there is no natural gas leak off of Adams Street on Tuesday. According to officials, drilling a storm water drainage well near the intersection of Adams Street and 13th Avenue resulted in a pocket of oil and natural gas being uncovered.
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Second men’s NCAA Division-I head coaching job opens in Kentucky ahead of NCAA Tournament
News broke on Sunday that legendary Bellarmine Head Coach Scott Davenport will retire at the end of the 2024-25 season, marking the second Division-I head coaching job in Kentucky to open this season. Previously, Murray State Head Coach Steve Prohm announced he would step down after the Racers’ season was...
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Old Porter Pike to be closed on March 17
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - On Monday, March 17, Old Porter Pike will be closed to all traffic. According to the City of Bowling Green, this is due to essential sewer and water line repairs. People should still be able to access their homes, but all traffic will be detoured.