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Bowling Green’s work-in-progress Fire Station No. 5 and public safety training center was again the focus of the Bowling Green City Commission on Tuesday with a request for additional funding.

The city of Bowling Green is reminding residents that the first occupational tax increase since 2004 will go into effect this January.

What now exists as interstate-adjacent farmland could one day be home to a premier retail destination not unlike developments found in other Kentucky cities.

The City of Bowling Green has applied for a substantial transportation grant in the hopes of improving pedestrian access along one of its main thoroughfares.

The Bowling Green-Warren County Regional Airport’s plan to rehab its main runway has been cleared for takeoff.

Abraham Williams felt both relief and excitement Tuesday night.

Joe Denning has a simple answer for why he spent most of his life as a public servant.

Two and a half months after it received unanimous approval from the City-County Planning Commission, Eddie and Joy Hanks’ commercial and residential “Digs on the River” development was given second

The City of Bowling Green has updated its injury leave policy to provide better aid to employees who have been hurt on the job – including Officer Matt Davis of

The continued growth of both Bowling Green and Warren County impacts every industry in the region, and the realm of tourism and hospitality has not gone untouched.