Authorities have released more information about a wreck on South Jessup Avenue in Hopkinsville that sent a Hopkinsville woman to the hospital Wednesday night.
While the crux of the ethics complaint is not yet known, the Hopkinsville Ethics Committee is reprimanding two individuals. Wednesday night, the Ethics Committee met with complainants and respondents for over an hour in closed session and
The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County and the Human Rights Commission continue their series that explores the diversity of our community through food and is perfect for anyone who loves food, conversation, and learning about other cultures
A wreck on Pembroke Road sent a Christian County man to the hospital Wednesday afternoon.
In operation since the turn of the year, officials with the Tennessee Valley Authority spent Wednesday morning celebrating the successful construction and activation of three combustion turbines at Muhlenberg County’s Paradise facility in Drakesboro.
After months of research and talking to small business owners, the Hopkinsville Small Business Commission is ready to make its first ask of the City Council.
The City of Hopkinsville is applying for an Urban Development Action Grant to help the Ambulance Board following an unexpected string of issues. At Tuesday night’s meeting, the City Council voted to apply for the $500,000 loan.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month and Hopkinsville and Christian County officials are recognizing the work of Sanctuary and Pennyrile Children’s Advocacy Center.
Students from Hopkinsville High School and Todd County Central High School are among the 95 sophomores in the Class of 2026 that have been selected for the Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science.
The cause of death of an 8-year-old Hopkins County child last month that prompted a health concern involving strawberries sold through school fundraisers has been released.
