Good morning, Bowling Green.

The Kiwanis Club of Bowling Green hosted its 54th annual Thunderfest—featuring local vendors, food trucks, music and a fireworks show—for families to enjoy.

On June 27, the fourth day of the Crystal Rogers trial in Bowling Green saw surprising testimony presented live on News 40 at 6—witness accounts revealed key details as the trial continued.

More than 100 talented middle schoolers attended the 43rd annual SCATS summer camp at the Center for Gifted Studies at Western Kentucky University from June 8 to 20—local students joined peers from Kentucky and six other states to take classes in music, science, art, math, history and acting while also enjoying sports and a talent show.

Michelle Moore from Bowling Green was named to the spring dean's list at Fort Hays State University in Hays after completing 12 or more credit hours and earning a minimum GPA of 3.6.

Dalla Emerson, director of food service operations at Bowling Green schools, said proposed federal cuts to Medicaid and SNAP are expected to reduce funding for free meals provided to students—such changes may lower Community Eligibility Provision reimbursements and force schools to limit meal programs if more households lose direct qualification.

BG Wine Fest 2025

11 AM – 6 PM — Historic RailPark & Train Museum — Fundraiser for local community — Enjoy a variety of wines while supporting the Historic RailPark and Kentucky wineries.

Greenville Drive vs. Bowling Green Hot Rods

1-4 p.m. — Bowling Green Ballpark — VIP tickets available — Experience Minor League Baseball with premium amenities and entertainment.