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If you were thinking of taking your used plastic water bottles, jugs and such to the recycling center in Owensboro, it was announced over the weekend as of Monday, the center will no longer be taking plastic.

This sounds like a blast and proceeds will benefit Support Alliance of the Visually Impaired. Put on that blindfold and get ready to bowl.

Merritt Bates-Thomas is back for another edition of What's Cookin'? and she has a delicious fall dish!

One of the most well-known and celebrated craft events in Western Kentucky is coming back to the Owensboro Convention Center. Save the date.

In the days of the old Wild West, many train passengers ran the risk of being held up and robbed by bandits that roamed the railways. Now, thrill-seekers can experience it for themselves-->

If you're driving to Owensboro on Hwy 431 this Fall, you're likely to get a glimpse of some fun, wacky Halloween faces on display roadside at Trunnell's Farm Market.

Sweatin' for St. Jude is back! This year, we're closing out Childhood Cancer Awareness Month with a massive indoor 5K event at EDGEFIT here in Owensboro.

This past Saturday, our WBKR 30-Day Song Challenge was "Name a Song You Like from the '70s" and I blurted out a random one on the air, but I think this song is one of my favorites, not just from the '70s, but favorites period.

According to the Daviess County Lions Club Fairgrounds, David Allan Coe nor Confederate Railroad will perform this evening as scheduled.  This according to a Facebook post late this afternoon.

Imagine working at this hardware store and forgetting something at work and going back and finding a great big deer in your office.

This incredible story which began with a young man's drawing on a piece of paper just gets better and better.

Preschoolers at Highland Elementary instantly fell in love with Jenny and her "Junkyard Dog". A Jamestown, Kentucky artist created the sculpture with scrap metal.