Bigfoot Legends PA | radioNOVO News for Bowling Green: April 15, 2026

   A BOWLING GREEN NOISE COMPLAINT LED TO A BIZARRE ARREST LAST SATURDAY NIGHT. POLICE SAY THEY WATCHED 23-YEAR-OLD DEVON GRAY SPEED PAST THEM WITH A MAN CLINGING TO THE HOOD OF HIS CAR. GRAY CLAIMED THE PASSENGER "DEMANDED" A RIDE TO HIS GIRLFRIEND'S HOUSE, BUT OFFICERS WEREN'T BUYING THE EXCUSE. GRAY WAS CHARGED WITH FIRST-DEGREE WANTON ENDANGERMENT AND HAS SINCE BEEN RELEASED FROM JAIL.THE ABNORMALLY DRY CONDITIONS ACROSS THE STATE HAVE PROMPTED MULTIPLE COUNTIES IN THE REGION TO ISSUE BURN BANS. WARREN COUNTY JUDGE EXECUTIVE DOUG GORMAN AND OFFICIALS IN SEVERAL NEARBY COUNTIES HAVE BANNED ALL OUTDOOR BURNING, INCLUDING TRASH, DEBRIS, AND FIREWORKS. GRILLING IS STILL ALLOWED. FIRE OFFICIALS WARN CONDITIONS ARE CURRENTLY VERY DANGEROUS, AND FINES RUN UP TO 500 DOLLARS FOR VIOLATIONS.HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS IN BOWLING GREEN ARE GETTING HANDS-ON SCIENCE LESSONS AS GREEN RIVER REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL COOPERATIVE HOSTS ITS ANNUAL STEM-A-THON. THE EVENT FEATURES EXPERIMENTS, ROBOTICS, AND WATER TESTING, WITH SUPPORT FROM TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY AND A GENERAL MOTORS GRANT, REACHING ABOUT 700 STUDENTS FREE OF CHARGE THIS WEEK.