Child Injured In Academy Drive Crash
A child was injured when his bike collided with a vehicle on Academy Drive in Hopkinsville Wednesday afternoon.
Ethan Cravens, 17, of Dover, Tennessee
Funeral services for 17-year old Ethan Daniel Cravens, of Dover, Tennessee, will be Friday morning, October 15, at 11:00 at Dyers Creek First Church of God. Visitation will be Thursday afternoon, October 14, from 4:00 until 8:00
Wallonia Road In Trigg County Reopens
Officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet say KY 128/Wallonia Road has reopened to traffic at the site where a mobile home overturned Wednesday afternoon. PREVIOUS STORY: The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is reporting KY 128/Wallonia Road in Trigg
Another Hearing Set Before Trial Of McHenry Street Murder Suspect
Another hearing has been scheduled for a Hopkinsville man set to go to trial in January 2022 in connection to a fatal shooting on McHenry Street in August 2019.
Chief Justice John Minton Jr. To Retire In 2023
Kentucky Supreme Court Chief Justice John Minton, Jr. has announced he will retire after serving 30 years on the bench.
Margie Perry, 93, of Hopkinsville
Funeral services for 93-year old Margie Lucille Perry, of Hopkinsville, will be Saturday afternoon, October 16, 16, at 1:00 at Hughart, Beard & Giles Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Riverside Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 11:00
Katie Moyer Announces Run For Christian County Judge-Executive
Christian County will have a rare Republican primary in the race for county judge-executive after a local businesswoman announced Wednesday that she is running for the office.
Trial Date Set For Valero Murder Suspect
One of two men accused of a fatal shooting at the Valero gas station in Hopkinsville earlier this year will be going to trial in the spring of 2022.
Little River Dry Kiln GM Updates Cadiz Rotary
With the purchase of the Little River Dry Kiln, and the announcement of Cadiz native Jake Wallace as its general manager, Jacob Wadlington’s investment — known as PJ Clark Lumber — continues to dig its local roots
Congressman James Comer Opposes Increase In Federal Debt Ceiling
Congressman James Comer voted no on legislation passed by Congress Tuesday that raises the federal debt ceiling through December.