Who from Bowling Green Metro area’s former high school standouts will be active on Sunday, April 26?
This former Bowling Green Metro high school star set for games on Sunday, April 26.
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WKU to face EKU and Austin Peay in midweek baseball matchups
Western Kentucky University Baseball prepares for back-to-back midweek games against Eastern Kentucky University and Austin Peay. The Hilltoppers aim to build on recent wins as they host one game and travel for another.
House committee discusses Reliable Federal Infrastructure Act and rural community resolution
Chairman Brett Guthrie spoke at a congressional hearing about repealing fossil fuel bans for federal buildings under H.R. 4690 while expressing support for rural communities through another resolution. The session highlighted debates over reliable energy sources during emergencies as well as efforts by Republicans focused on economic growth.
Rand Paul calls for surveillance reform and expanded right-to-try access in April statements
Senator Rand Paul posted statements in April addressing concerns about government surveillance under FISA and advocating for greater patient access to Schedule I drugs through Right to Try laws.
Edmonson County schools enrolled 146 third grade students in 2024-25
Edmonson County schools enrolled 146 third grade students in the 2024-25 school year, according to the Kentucky Department of Education.
Hilltoppers complete third weekend of outdoor track and field competition
Western Kentucky University’s track and field teams completed their third weekend of outdoor meets across three states on April 18, recording several top finishes including new school records and podium sweeps.
Rand Paul announces support for gun records bill and calls to abolish education department
Senator Rand Paul posted on April 17 about signing onto legislation restricting ATF gun record retention and called for abolishing the Department of Education.
House passes bills to reduce Clean Air Act requirements and support manufacturing
The House has passed two bills designed to ease Clean Air Act regulations affecting manufacturers. Supporters say this will lower costs by removing duplicate reviews while protecting states from being penalized over foreign emissions.
How many third grade students were enrolled in Butler County schools in 2024-25?
Butler County schools enrolled nine fewer third grade students in the 2024-25 school year than the previous year, according to the Kentucky Department of Education.