Police arrest Hopkinsville man for abuse after child wanders from home
A Hopkinsville man was charged with third-degree criminal abuse on Sunday after a small child in his care was reportedly found walking in the street unsupervised and with no shoes. […]
Local principals graduate from Kentucky Chamber leadership program
Forty-four principals from schools across Kentucky, including a couple from Christian County, recently graduated from the Kentucky Chamber Foundation’s Leadership Institute for School Principals Program. According to a news release, […]
Senator Paul talks Iranian peace deal, border security funding
As the citizenry waits anxiously to see if the peace deal reached between the United States and Iran will hold, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky says work continues in Washington […]
Torian in custody, facing charges in 2024 Oak Grove shooting
A man who has been on the run as he was sought in connection to a shooting in Oak Grove in 2024 is officially back in the Christian County Jail. […]
Kentucky Bands, Bourbon and Wine Festival returns to Oak Grove July 25
Oak Grove is always gearing up to celebrate and have a good time, and on July 25, folks are invited back for the return of the Kentucky Bands, Bourbon and […]
Hopkinsville man charged with assault on Honeysuckle Drive
A Hopkinsville man is facing a second-degree assault charge after he allegedly punched a woman in the face on Saturday at a location on Honeysuckle Drive. According to the Hopkinsville […]
Two injured, one flown in Fort Campbell Boulevard collision
A Hopkinsville woman was flown to a Nashville hospital following a two-vehicle crash on Fort Campbell Boulevard Sunday morning. It happened in the area near Hardee’s and Arby’s on the […]
KCTCS President spotlights new laws impacting the college system
In the 2026 Kentucky General Assembly, bills were passed into law that impact the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, and President Ryan Quarles highlighted the changes during a visit […]
Gov. Beshear posthumously pardons 43 imprisoned for helping enslaved peoples escape to freedom
In honor of upcoming Juneteenth, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear signed an executive order that posthumously pardons 43 wrongfully imprisoned individuals who helped enslaved people escape to freedom. Along with that […]
After beautiful start, rain and thunderstorms look to return this week
You really couldn’t ask for better June weather to start the work week off, but then storms and rain will slide back into our area Wednesday night, bringing potentially heavy […]