WNKY-TV (Bowling Green, KY)

WNKY is a television station that broadcasts on virtual channel 40 and UHF digital channel 24. It is affiliated with both NBC and CBS and is licensed to serve Bowling Green, Kentucky, and the surrounding areas in south central Kentucky. The station is owned by Marquee Broadcasting, which is based in Salisbury, Maryland. WNKY's studios can be found on Chestnut Street in downtown Bowling Green, while its transmitter is situated on Pilot Knob in Smiths Grove, conveniently located along I-65.

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Medical expert raises awareness of men's health concerns

17 hours ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Father’s Day may be over, but men’s health remains an important topic all year long. On Thursday, News 40 has more from an expert with Norton’s Health about the top concerns in the medical community that can impact men and what can improve men’s health. Dr. Steven Patton, who practices family medicine with Norton’s Health, says, “I believe the best thing is that prevention is key. We can’t solve anything unless we acknowledge that it is there.
Delafield Neighborhood Picnic aims to gather community on June 21

1 day ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Delafield Neighborhood Group is organizing a special event to bring the community together and encourage open dialogue — the Delafield Neighborhood Picnic. Residents are invited to participate, share ideas and help shape the future of their neighborhood. Longtime resident Joyce Tann emphasized the importance of listening to the community, saying, “We want them to tell us what they would like.
Barren County plans regional sports complex to boost youth athletics and tourism

2 days ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BARREN COUNTY, KY – Barren County is laying the groundwork for a new sports complex that could significantly boost both youth development and tourism across the region. Local leaders say the facility will offer young athletes from across the area a chance to grow their skills and try new sports—many of which they may not have previously had access to. But the impact won’t stop at the county line.
TJ Samson Community Hospital build a new state-of-the-art Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

2 days ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

GLASGOW, KY.- TJ Samson Community Hospital is taking a major step forward with plans to build a new state-of-the-art Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), thanks to strong support from community members and local organizations. The NICU program began about five years ago and has already made a big impact, but hospital leaders say this new space will take care to the next level.
Barren County cuts the ribbon for new development center

2 days ago | wnky.com | Reese Furlow

GLASGOW, Ky. – After months of planning and renovations, Barren County officials opened the doors to the new Barren County Development Center on Tuesday morning. The project has been in the works since 2023, when county leaders purchased the former U.S. Bank building in downtown Glasgow for $1.1 million. The goal was to create a centralized location that brings together multiple county departments under one roof.
Men's Health of Bowling Green stress importance of men's health

4 days ago | wnky.com | Reese Furlow

BOWLING GREEN, KY – June is National Men’s Health Month, and with this week marking Men’s Health Week, healthcare providers across the country are encouraging men to prioritize both their physical and mental well-being. In Bowling Green, one local clinic is taking a unique approach to help men take control of their health. “You just have to do it.
Southern Lanes hosts camp for kids all through summer

6 days ago | wnky.com | Reese Furlow

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – School may be out for the summer, but kids across Warren County are still staying active—this time, not on the trails, but at the bowling alley. Southern Lanes is once again hosting its annual summer camp, offering a fun-filled experience for kids ages 4 to 15. The camp, which runs through the end of July, has become a seasonal staple in Bowling Green—drawing bigger crowds and adding more activities with each passing year. But the camp is far from just strikes and spares.
A scary good time: ‘Friday the 13th’ screening brings chills to the Lost River Cave

6 days ago | wnky.com | Reese Furlow

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – It’s the only Friday the 13th of the year, and the Lost River Cave is leaning into the spooky vibes in the best way possible—by screening the original Friday the 13th horror film underground. As part of its popular “Movies in the Cave” series, Lost River Cave is transforming its iconic Cavern Night Club into a one-of-a-kind theater experience.
Throwback Thursday: Bowling Green's streetcars

6 days ago | wnky.com | Telia Butler

While the public transit system in Bowling Green continues to evolve, with Go BG being its latest trend toward reaching residents across the city and providing affordable transportation, there was a time over a century ago that Bowling Green had a streetcar transit system. Streetcars looked much like the Bowling Green Trolley, and started being pulled by mules in 1889, progressed to being electric-powered by 1895, and officially shut down in 1921.
Norton Children's discusses Migraine and Headache Awareness Month

1 week ago | wnky.com | Carlyle Coppins

BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- June is Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on a common but often overlooked condition. According to health experts, one in 10 children experience migraines, making it one of the most frequent diagnoses in neurology clinics. Migraines in kids may begin as head pain, stomach discomfort or even symptoms similar to colic. If you notice a young child grabbing their head or retreating to a dark room, they could be experiencing a migraine.