Trial delayed in Oak Grove murder case

Trial has been delayed in the case against murder suspect Oziya Narcisse, after issues arose with witnesses set to testify at trial. Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Mark Gilbert started with the […]
Senator Richardson named 2025 Friend of Kentucky Cities

State Senator Craig Richardson of Hopkinsville has been named a 2025 Friend of Kentucky Cities Award by the Kentucky League of Cities. According to a news release, Senator Richardson—who represents […]
Two-vehicle wreck on North Drive results in injuries
A two-vehicle wreck at the intersection North Drive and Richard Street resulted in injuries on Monday. According to a report, a car operated by Craig Jackson of Hopkinsville was traveling […]
CCPS names Director of Fine Arts, Director of Food Service

The announcements continue with Christian County Public Schools, as they name a new Director of Food Service and a Director of Fine Arts Programs. Rosa Robinson will step in as […]
Pennyrile Electric Board focuses on power reliability, internet expansion

Power reliability, internet expansion and the board of directors’ election were the main topics of Tuesday’s Pennyrile Rural Electric Board meeting. This year, western Kentucky has been impacted by snow, […]
CCPS announces Dr. Jason Wilson as assistant superintendent

After serving as the Interim Assistant Superintendent of the Christian County Public School system since April, Dr. Jason Wilson will be dropping the interim tag from his title effective immediately. […]
The Western Kentucky State Fairs rolls on with tractor pulls, live music, competitions

The Western Kentucky State Fair rolls on, and it continues Tuesday with Pennyrile Electric Day. So far, just over 13,000 people have gone through the gates at the fair since […]
Heat Advisory lingers over the region

Our Heat Advisory continues for the region as a whole as heat index values are expected to linger in the low 100’s all the way into the weekend. While the […]
SWK EDC approves budget for upcoming fiscal year

The South Western Kentucky Economic Development Council approved a proposed budget for fiscal year 2025-26 and discussed their 2030 Strategic Plan draft at Monday’s meeting. To start the meeting three […]
TVA asks the public for help in lowering the stress on the energy system during heatwave

The Tennessee Valley Authority and local electric municipalities are asking for the public’s help, calling for a voluntary reduction in energy usage during the ongoing heatwave. As of Tuesday morning, […]