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After losing their first game, the Owensboro Bombers rallied through the elimination bracket to capture their sixth consecutive Kentucky ALB State Championship. The team dominated four straight games, outscoring opponents 53-7 to claim the title.
When someone became trapped in a park's cascading water feature at 4 a.m., Kentucky firefighters used specialized rope rescue techniques to bring them to safety. The coordinated effort showcased how trained responders and teamwork can save lives in unexpected situations.
The Lady Aces dominated Daviess County 51-32 to capture their first regional championship since 2023, getting sweet redemption after blowing a 16-point lead to the same team weeks earlier. Now they're headed to Rupp Arena with their confidence sky-high.
A team from Owensboro Innovation Academy just punched their ticket to one of the world's largest robotics competitions. They'll face off against 2,000 teams from across the globe this April.
Burns Middle School in Owensboro just made history, bringing home their first-ever national championship. The Foxes cheer team dominated the competition with a decisive 5.7-point victory that has their whole community celebrating.
Volunteers in Owensboro let themselves get "locked up" to help people fighting addiction. The playful fundraiser brought in $5,000 more than expected for a life-changing recovery program.
When someone got stuck in a cascading waterfall feature before sunrise, Kentucky firefighters turned a dangerous situation into a successful rescue using ropes, teamwork, and quick thinking. Everyone worked together to bring the person to safety.
Kentucky is investing nearly $70 million to bring electric vehicle charging stations to rural towns and smaller cities across the state. The expansion will make long-distance EV travel easier for families in areas previously underserved by charging infrastructure.
Kentucky is rolling out its fourth round of electric vehicle charging stations, this time focusing on rural areas and smaller cities that haven't been served yet. With nearly $70 million in federal funding, the state has already opened 12 fast-charging sites and is building a network that works for everyone.
Independence Bank is about to cross $2 million in scholarships awarded to Kentucky students since 2001, honoring a founding partner's dying wish. This year's program awarded $144,400 to 72 students, with applications now open through February 24.