Fast-charging EV stations are now open at Casey’s in Glasgow at 557 S.L. Rogers Wells Blvd. The $706,000 NEVI-funded site features four 400-kilowatt ports and is South Central Kentucky’s first fast-charging station in Kentucky’s growing electric vehicle network.
T.J. Regional Health Home Care in Glasgow earns Best Home Health Agency designation from U.S. News & World Report, ranking in top 17% of 12,000 agencies nationwide. The recognition marks 50 years of home health services in South Central Kentucky.
This morning: Pentagon leaked ground invasion plans. This afternoon: Trump said Iran was ‘begging.’ Tonight: A 10-day pause announced via Truth Social with all the gravitas of a parking meter renewal. Here’s the timeline nobody’s connecting.
James Quincey (Coca-Cola) and Doug McMillon (Walmart) both cited AI as a key reason for stepping down. Two of America’s most iconic companies just lost their leaders to the AI revolution. Here’s why this matters.
A Microsoft trainer discovered his straight-A daughter watched 3,500+ YouTube Shorts during school hours in one week. His open letter to Bowling Green Independent Schools is sparking a debate about phones in Kentucky classrooms.
Former ICE lawyer Ryan Schwank resigned and testified before Congress that ICE ordered him to teach recruits to violate the Constitution. Internal documents show training cut from 72 to 42 days. Here’s what you need to know.
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube liable on all counts in the first-ever social media addiction trial — ordering $6 million in damages and potentially reshaping how tech giants operate.
Bowling Green, Glasgow, and Franklin all ranked nationally in Site Selection’s 2025 Governor’s Cup. Here’s what that means for jobs and growth in South Central Kentucky.
Glasgow Papa John’s employees fought off a hammer-wielding attacker with a broom Friday night, holding him down until police arrived. Aaron Kelly, 23, of Russell Springs faces first-degree assault charges.
Nearly four in ten companies are planning AI layoffs in 2026. Here’s exactly which jobs are disappearing first—and what you need to do right now.