KYTC District Two state roads to undergo friction testing
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced that some state roads are set to undergo a friction survey and motorists should anticipate seeing large, slow moving survey trucks. The friction survey will […]
Police arrest Hopkinsville woman for burglary following disturbance
A local woman is facing a felony burglary charge following investigation into a disturbance on Boxwood Drive early Sunday morning. According to the Hopkinsville police report, officers responded to a […]
Hope’s Healthcare invites community to back-to-school event
It’s almost school time and to help students prepare, the staff at Hope’s Healthcare are set to give out school supplies and spotlight their Hopeful Horizons program at Friday’s Launch […]
August gets underway with seasonal temperatures, minimal chances for rain
The upcoming week of weather is looking to stay fairly calm, with seasonal temperatures and minimal chances for rain. Our best chances for any rain in the region this week […]
Paradise Fossil Plant crews are taking care of business, while protecting the falcons
The Tennessee Valley Authority has to consider a lot of factors during regular operations—and that’s especially true at the former Paradise Fossil Plant in Drakesboro, where they’ve had to take […]
Cattlemen’s Association invites community to annual rodeo, concert
For some fun and competition, the Christian County Cattlemen’s Association is inviting the community to its 26th annual Lonestar Rodeo next weekend. Association member Josh Bailey appeared on WHOP and […]
Second Museums Gala will celebrate Juleps, Jockeys and Jazz on September 20
The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County and the Hopkinsville History Foundation are excited to announce their second annual Museum Gala, set to take place in September. The theme for this […]
Hopkinsville woman facing numerous charges in Madisonville pursuit
A Hopkinsville woman is facing numerous charges following a pursuit in Madisonville over the weekend. According to the Madisonville Police Department report, officers responded to area of Madison Square and […]
Former Fort Campbell soldier indicted for sexual abuse of a minor
A former Fort Campbell soldier has been indicted by a federal grand jury on child exploitation offenses, including sexual abuse of a minor. According to the U.S. Attorney for the […]
Spurr to serve as HWEA Chief Operating Officer
The Hopkinsville Water Environment Authority has announced that Melissa Sellers Spurr has been selected to serve as the Chief Operating Officer, effective immediately. According to a news release, Spurr has […]