Greg Stivers News Today

A Bowling Green man on trial for crimes related to his participation in the terror group ISIS was found guilty Tuesday of multiple criminal counts.

A farmer who was fined and ordered to spend a day in custody eight years ago after admitting to defrauding the federal crop insurance program was ordered to prison Tuesday

The trial of a Bowling Green man accused of traveling to Syria to join the designated foreign terror organization ISIS will remain on schedule to begin early next month after

Former Plum Springs Mayor Shedrick Johnson was ordered to serve five years on probation after he admitted to using a city debit card for personal expenses.

A man who was accused of trying to set up a sexual tryst with an undercover agent who posed online as a 14-year-old pleaded guilty in federal court.

A man accused of carrying out a murder for hire in Simpson County will undergo a psychiatric evaluation that a judge has ordered to be completed by March 3.

An Allen County business owner will have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in restitution after admitting in court to evading taxes owed by his company.

A Tennessee resident who was arrested on suspicion of traveling to Simpson County for sex with a purportedly underage girl pleaded guilty Wednesday to federal crimes.

I Love My Coffee Black is slated to open its first brick-and-mortar location in Chicago‘s Englewood neighborhood. According to founder Kavia Simmons, the 150-square-foot cafe would serve customers coffee, tea and pastries.

The judge presiding over the case of a Bowling Green resident accused of providing support to ISIS has denied the man’s request to move his trial out of Bowling Green.