Officials from Kentucky and Tennessee gathered at the Barkley Lock and Dam in Grand Rivers Tuesday morning to take a look at the latest step in the fight against Asian Carp. A Bio-Acoustic Fish Fence (BAFF) is
The Pennyrile Narcotics Task Force says a six-month investigation into trafficking drugs led to the indictment of 30 people by the Christian County Grand Jury. The Task Force notes all but one of the people charged were
A White Plains woman charged with the criminal abuse of an infant was found guilty by a Christian Circuit Court jury Monday. Commonwealth’s Attorney Rick Boling tells the News Edge the jury sentenced 41-year old Amanda Jo
Police have released more information about a wreck on East 14th Street that sent two Hopkinsville women to the hospital Tuesday morning. Hopkinsville Police Public Safety Officer Cassidy Woods said a car driven by 37-year-old Amanda Ortiz
Just over 2,500 people attended the 10th Annual Summer Slam community event Saturday in downtown Princeton. Director of HR Ministries, Brother Harrell Riley, attributes the massive crowd to the inspiring story of Caleb Freeman. right-click to download
Hopkinsville Police are looking for a man they say is involved in a fake card reader investigation. Police say the man was seen on camera attaching a card reader to a gas pump in Hopkinsville. The skimmers
Police say no charges will be filed against the parents who were reunited with their 4-year old child after she was found alone at a Clarksville intersection Monday morning. Clarksville Police spokesman Jim Knoll released the backstory
Area officials are anticipating positive growth within the area following the announcement Friday of an expansion at a hemp processing facility in Lyon County. As previously reported by the News Edge, 16 new jobs will be coming
A Hopkinsville man was charged with DUI and failure to appear on prior DUI charges after a wreck on Glass Avenue Monday night. Hopkinsville Police say they were called to Glass Avenue in front of Christian County
The Christian County Literacy Council is inviting children to come out and meet a local celebrity Wednesday afternoon. Literacy Council representative Wayne Goolsby says Carolyn Haddock, also known as Mrs. Pickle, will host a back to school
