The Glasgow Police Department is reminding parents to check Halloween candy after receiving a report of candy that appears to contain a needle. Major Terry Flatt, public information officer for GPD, stated on Sunday that the department “received a report of candy tampering and wanted to make the community aware.

GLASGOW, Ky. (WBKO) — Asa R. Howard, 18, has been charged with three counts of murder in connection with the Oct. 17 Glasgow crash that killed three teens. Glasgow Police say a warrant was issued Friday, and Howard was arrested Saturday by Metcalfe County authorities.

STAFF REPORT Glasgow News 1 As Spidermen, Wednesdays, Elphabas, and the traditional princesses and ghosts go from door to door getting sweet treats,

Yes. Both opening and closing ceremonies are slated to take place during Glasgow 2026. However, details are scarce on what they will involve, and where they will actually take place. Organisers say ticket details - and presumably the venues themselves - will be announced in the coming months.

GLASGOW, Ky. (WBKO) - Parents in Glasgow are encouraged to check their child’s Halloween candy after tampered candy was found. It is believed that the candy came from the South Green Street area, but that has not been confirmed. If you believe your child’s candy has been tampered with, you are asked to contact the Glasgow Police Department.

STAFF REPORT Glasgow News 1 Barren County High School took second place at the recent Future Farmers of America regional trap shoot competition at

For a quarter century, few Glasgow High School football games have kicked off without Scottie superman Shawn Garwood cheering on the sidelines.

Watch as artist Karen Bones from Glasgow discusses the recycled materials she uses to create her unique models of the city’s buildings.

A Glasgow-based loyalist group has refused to sing the national anthem in a protest against King Charles’ recent visit to the Vatican. On Saturday, members of the West End Ulster Defence Union took part in a Remembrance ceremony at Victoria Park, followed by a march through Broomhill and Partick.

However, as historian Elizabeth Allen related at the Scottish Maritime History conference in Glasgow, the botanist’s “natural charm successfully smoothed troubled waters, for romance blossomed and the widowed captain became her husband the very next year, on his retirement”.