Good morning, Bowling Green.

Local photographer Ashton Freeman of Ashton Dawn Photography offers free family photo sessions to law enforcement families in Bowling Green after the loss of a state trooper inspired her tribute.

Sessions last approximately (20 to 30 minutes) with images provided online, and spots are limited so families should contact her soon.

Officials announced details on the KSP funeral procession, scheduled to begin later today at a designated starting point and pass key community landmarks to honor the departed.

Additional timing and participation details are being shared with local residents.

The statewide burn ban has been in effect since Oct.

1, preventing burning (6 am-6 pm) as dry vegetation raises fire risks and volunteer fire crews are fewer. Residents are advised to follow the rules and clear fields with extra caution.

11-year-old Harper Taylor, born with tetralogy of Fallot (a congenital heart condition), now plays volleyball with no restrictions as she enjoys her passion with friends in Bowling Green.

Her family celebrates her health and energy every day.

Today, Bowling Green high school football teams showcased week 7 highlights with scores and standout plays powered by Bowling Green Fireplace & Grill.

Bowling Green football dominated Warren Central by winning 49-0 after a shaky first half that led coach Mark Spader to challenge his team before a strong finish.

The win moves Bowling Green to a 3-4 overall record and a 2-0 district start.

South Warren Spartans overwhelmed Meade County with a 56-0 win on Thursday night, as Jamir Boards and Connor Ledford each scored two touchdowns.

They will host district rival Central Hardin on Oct. 16.

On Thursday, Oct. 1, Barren County faced a setback when an injury to its center forced a quick reshuffle; the Trojans posted a 32-15 win over Greenwood at Greenwood High School (302 rushing yards helped secure a home playoff game).

WKU Football lost to NM State 34-13 on Thursday at Aggie Memorial Stadium in Las Cruces.

The Hilltoppers now stand 1-4 overall and 0-1 in CUSA play and will host Missouri State at Houchens-Smith Stadium on Thursday, Oct. 8 at 6 p.m. CT.

WKU Volleyball swept Missouri State Friday at E.A.

Diddle Arena, earning head coach Travis Hudson his 816th win and setting a new school record. The team will host Missouri State again today at 1 p.m. CT.