Good morning, Bowling Green.

Bowling Green Police Department invites Spanish-speaking residents to meet officers at an upcoming community engagement event (aimed at bolstering trust and communication) with details to be shared soon.

The Warren County Public Library is hosting a cooling center at the Lisa Rice Library this week with open hours on Monday and Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., where visitors can get ice water, Pop-Ice, seating and family-friendly films.

BRAWA marked its 30-year milestone on Saturday at the 16th annual Shake Your Paw Ball in Cave City, featuring a catered dinner, live music, and a silent auction; proceeds supported adoption and spay-and-neuter programs.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet released a traffic report detailing impacts in District 3 from July 25 to 31.

Projects on I-165 (switching lanes + reduced speeds), KY 90, U.S. 68 and U.S. 31-W will cause delays and lane closures in Bowling Green and nearby areas, with work continuing into fall.

Bowling Green Hot Rods catcher Nathan Flewelling earned Future’s Game MVP with a two-run homer at the All-Star break and now returns to the ballpark today, aiming to boost his team’s winning streak—he remains a top prospect for Tampa Bay.

WKU men’s basketball added transfer Emondrek Erkins-Ford after the season ended as he played for the Gamecocks and gained valuable Conference USA experience.

Coach Hank Plona said the 6'9" left-hander (a skilled scorer and passer) will strengthen the team on The Hill.

WKU athletics extended its long-term deals with Nike and BSN Sports through a multi-year contract announced Monday, July 27.

The agreement outfits 16 varsity programs with premier apparel and equipment (WKU said it will boost recruiting efforts).