Good morning, Bowling Green.

Allen County has partnered with Bowling Green/Warren County Humane Society to offer a Trap Neuter and Release program to manage the feral cat population in areas with many cats.

County Judge-Executive Dennis Harper said the program will trap, neuter and return the cats in a humane way.

The annual Bowling Green Harvest Festival marks its 10th year by expanding vendor booths, live music and family activities.

The event will run this weekend at the downtown fairgrounds.

The 10th annual Bowling Green Harvest Festival will expand from three to seven blocks downtown on Oct.

17, featuring live music, food trucks, a craft fair, and the returning pumpkin drop — with a ribbon-cutting at Circus Square Park on Oct. 16 at 11 a.m. where visitors can name pumpkins.

Warren County fire departments need more volunteers to cover nights and weekends when paid crews are off duty.

Fire Chief Bill Rector said interested neighbors can contact their local fire department to begin the 20-hour training process — a vital step toward serving the community.

At Friday's 2026 Leachman Buick-GMC KHSAA Golf State Championships, the Lady Purples finished fourth with an 8-over par round, while local seniors Chloe Witcher (5-over par) and Kenzie Willen (6-over par) ranked in the top 20 individually.

Former WKU Men’s Basketball Head Coach and Athletic Director Jim Richards died Friday morning at age 90.

A 1959 graduate and Athletic Hall of Famer, he led WKU to tournament wins and coached in sports including basketball and golf, leaving a lasting legacy in local athletics.

Commissioner Judy MacLeod attended a Thursday football game at Houchens-Smith Stadium where WKU beat Missouri State 34-13 and said midweek games boost national coverage with CBS Sports and ESPN—adding her support for the Protect College Sports Act to improve athletics rules.