Police Investigate Fake Money Used At Hopkinsville Store
Counterfeit money was used to purchase multiple items at a store in Hopkinsville Tuesday afternoon.
TN Governor Recommends Schools Remain Closed Rest Of School Year
At a news conference Wednesday, Governor Bill Lee recommended that schools remain closed through the remainder of the school year in order to keep every Tennessean safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Six New COVID-19 Cases Reported In Christian County
The Christian County Health Department has confirmed six new cases of COVID-19.
Trial Date Scheduled For Greenville Road Murder Suspect
A trial date has been scheduled for a Hopkinsville woman charged in connection to a fatal shooting on Greenville Road last year.
E-Tank Purchases GFB Building To Open Trigg County Location
An Ohio based tank and box rental company will be expanding the operation to Trigg.
Gun Stolen from Lafayette Road Home
A gun was reported stolen from a home on Lafayette Road in Hopkinsville Tuesday afternoon.
Dataseam Program Trying To Find Drugs To Help COVID-19 Patients
A Princeton native is helping fight the COVID-19 pandemic by using computers from two area school districts to conduct much-needed research on the new strain of the virus. Brian Gupton, CEO of Dataseam, tells the News Edge
Trial Delay Possible For Marshall School Shooting Suspect
The trial of the suspected Marshall County School shooter could be delayed because of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Small Number Of Ft. Campbell Soldiers Deploy To NJ
The 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) announced the deployment of some Fort Campbell soldiers to New Jersey.
Comer Supports President’s Decision To Cut Off Funding To WHO
First District Congressman James Comer released a statement Tuesday afternoon saying he supports President Donald Trump’s decision to put a hold on further payments from the United States to the World Health Organization (WHO).