Mammoth Cave National Park is Kentucky's only national park, but it isn't the state's only cave open to the public.

A map depicts the general route that the Bowling Green to Mammoth Cave Trail will take through Warren, Edmonson and Barren Counties on its way to Mammoth Cave National Park. (SUBMITTED) In the not ...

Ethan Bates, the regional transportation planner for the Barren River Area Development District, is leading a planning study that could one day build a paved trail from Bowling Green to Park City, ...

Indiana Caverns isn’t just any subterranean playground – it’s the state’s longest cave system and part of the massive Binkley Cave system that stretches for miles beneath the Hoosier landscape. When I ...

🗺️ Distance from Nashville: 1.5 hours | Google Maps | Destination Website | 👉 Search Hotels near Mammoth Cave National Park on Booking . Located less than 100 miles north of Nashville in Kentucky, ...

Community leaders gathered today at Lost River Cave for the Rise and Shine BG event. Each month, the Bowling Green Chamber ...

Located in Central Kentucky, Mammoth Cave National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an International Biosphere Reserve. It is home to the longest known cave in the world and features over 400 ...

Last week, Governor Andy Beshear unveiled a new statewide African American Heritage Trail that features two Bowling Green spots. The new African American Heritage Trail, part of the New Kentucky Home ...

As Kentucky celebrates Juneteenth, two local landmarks are being recognized as part of a new effort to spotlight Black history across the state.

Bowling Green is the fastest growing city in Kentucky, according to city manager Jeff Meisel. With more drivers on the road, traffic can become more congested. “With the population growth there, it ...

Attorney Kyle Bumgarner of Bowling Green was sworn in Monday as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky, becoming the top federal prosecutor for a 53-county jurisdiction covering the ...

Nearly 80 Big Lots in nine states, including Kentucky, will resume operations June 5 as part of the retailer’s fourth round of restarting operations at its stores bankruptcy.