WBKO-TV (Bowling Green, KY)

3 days ago | wbko.com | Courtney Allen

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A zebra is still on the loose in Tennessee after last being seen in Rutherford County. A new video shows the zebra running along a road in rural Christiana and stumbling onto the road. Danielle Pitre was in the car filming it. “This zebra pops up out of nowhere,” Pitre said. “We had to do a double-take. Like, is that a zebra?”Pitre also got video of the zebra ducking under fences, running through nearby fields and behind homes.

3 days ago | wbko.com | Kaden Gaylord-Day

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - The Hilltopper athletic program is no stranger to the transfer portal, but the Tops took a big blow as WKU Baseball star outfielder Ryan Wideman and star pitcher Drew Whalen have entered the transfer portal. In his first and only season on the Hill, Wideman left his mark on WKU and Conference USA Baseball.

6 days ago | wbko.com | Kaden Gaylord-Day

OXFORD, Miss. (WBKO) - WKU Baseball (46-13) fell in its NCAA Regional opener 9-2 against Georgia Tech at Swayze Field at Oxford-University Stadium. “You always want to come into this venue – a regional – and put your best foot forward in the way of performance, and for us today I don’t feel that. I feel for our guys because they know and I’m disappointed and our guys are disappointed. We have better in us and obviously as a coach we need to get over it quick,” head coach Marc Rardin said.

6 days ago | wbko.com | Gabrielle Bunton

FRANKFORT, Ky. (WBKO) - The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) is warning about fraudulent text messages impersonating state agencies. The messages also feature a suspicious link similar to Kentucky government website addresses. According to KYTC, the scam messages warn customers of unpaid traffic tickets and say that a “DMV violation” will be reported and “driving privileges” will be suspended if payment is not sent immediately. If you receive one of these texts, do not click the link.

6 days ago | wbko.com | Gabrielle Bunton

FRANKFORT, Ky. (WBKO) - Kentucky county and metropolitan governments are encouraged to apply for available grants to spay and neuter dogs and cats. The Kentucky Animal Control Advisory Board (KACAB) will award up to $1,266 to each government on a competitive basis. Grant candidates can learn more about the program and download the grant application at kyspayneuter.com. The application can be found under “Resources” at the top of the page.