Good morning, Bowling Green.

Wayne Martin, a longtime community leader and former coach honored with a new residence hall, died Saturday morning at age 79 (just weeks from turning 80).

Morehead State will open Martin Hall in spring to celebrate his lasting impact on local sports and education.

Henkel Mud Happens: One Bad Mud Run returned Saturday at Phil Moore Park in Alvaton to raise funds for the Family Enrichment Center.

The 14th annual 3-mile mud obstacle course brought local racers together for a day of challenge and support.

Meteorologists warn that rising temperatures and minimal rainfall could lead to a flash drought as meteorological fall nears, with forecasts predicting below-normal precipitation into September.

Data shows most monitoring stations have not recorded rain in over a week (raising concerns for soil moisture and crops).

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 3 announced its weekly traffic report for Aug.

28 to Sept. 4, detailing lane closures, nighttime work in downtown Glasgow, and a two-week U.S. 41 closure in Todd County—drivers should plan alternate routes.

Franklin-Simpson held off host Warren Central 28-20 Friday night in high school football, with Xavier Hampton’s long touchdown run giving the visitors an early lead and Cam Anderson’s key interception stopping the Dragons’ comeback.

The Spartans lost 42-21 to DuPont Manual on Friday at South Warren High School, marking their first regular-season loss since 2024.

Coach Brandon Smith said the team started slow and never recovered (Manual scored three first-half touchdowns).

Greenwood's Gators rallied on Friday night — senior running back Cesar Ortega ran for 103 rushing yards and scored two touchdowns to help overcome a 12-point deficit and secure a 15-14 win against Warren East.

Legacy Christian Academy Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach Shaun Cummings discussed KCAA Basketball, coaching, and fatherhood with Doug Thompson (Sporting Times) in an interview titled The Long Game on Aug.

29. The feature highlighted his passion for basketball and community leadership.

WKU volleyball beat Southeast Missouri 3-0 on Saturday in Cape Girardeau with 25-20 sets.

Coach Travis Hudson praised Eliza McKnight and Faith Young for 12 kills each, and the Hilltoppers will face Ball State on Thursday at 5:00 p.m. CT in Fairborn, Ohio.

Ethan Bertram has been named WCLU Athlete of the Week by Arrow Safety for his strong football performance and solid academics in Barren county; his recognition sets a positive example for fellow student athletes.