Bowling Green

This old Kentucky bridge is reportedly haunted by a girl who "pushes" vehicles across it.

Just a few weeks ago, some of the ladies who are residents at Arcadia Senior Living in Bowling Green posted a video of their re-creation of Rihanna's Super Bowl halftime show.

You know what makes for a great daytime road trip? Amazing ice cream and a giant fork in the road. Seriously, it's a great big fork...tines and everything.

Last year, we were in Bowling Green at a surprise birthday dinner. Little did we know, the landscape in parts of western Kentucky would be changed forever by a slew of dangerous tornadoes.

If you've ever wanted to cruise at top speed in an exotic supercar, you can do just that in Bowling Green.

There's plenty to do in each of Kentucky's ten most populated cities, but maybe starting at the top and going from there is the way to plan.

Areas in Western Kentucky devastated by the recent tornadoes have needed additional help not only with supplies and clean-up, but they have also needed help with traffic control and security. The Daviess County Public Schools SLEO (Special Law Enforcement Officer) department has been providing assistance in Bowling Green.

The family will absolutely love gathering together and making the trip to enjoy a massive Christmas lights display of over one million lights on this Kentucky Race Track.

Every single fall season for the past 10 years in Western Kentucky this Scarecrow Trail brings out the creativity of the community and it's a blast.

Some of Kentucky's best wineries are getting together to bring a delicious wine festival and food trucks to Western Kentucky and we are pumped.

Memorial Day Weekend allows families to spend time doing what they love most. Our family decided to do some exploring in the wilderness and we discovered one of our new favorite spots and it was only about a 45-minute drive from Owensboro.

One of the most stressful times in high school for me was preparing for the ACT test. Okay, full disclosure, I didn't study one iota. Luckily, for not one, not two, but three Bowling Green area high school students, they were able to achieve the unique distinction of getting a perfect score on the exam.