Hopkinsville City Council will consider a new downtown development incentive application for renovation of the old Tom Wade Building, along with a recommendation for the L&N Depot to be transferred to the Local Development Corporation for a
A lightning strike on Humphries Road in Trigg County damaged a home along with a tree Monday night.
A high-speed pursuit that started in Cheatham County, Tennessee, ended in Christian County Monday night.
In what continues to be a strong trend in the right direction, new COVID-19 cases dropped for a fourth-straight week in Kentucky — and testing positivity fell to 12.74%.
A wreck on Carter Road in Oak Grove sent a teenager to the hospital Monday afternoon.
The National Weather Service of Paducah remains concerned about the potential for significant multiple impacts from multiple fronts expected to sweep through west Kentucky and the WeatherEdge listening area over the next 72 hours.
Twelve community organizations in the area will benefit from the Planters Bank Season of Giving program which raised more than $35,000 during the eighth annual campaign.
A Hopkinsville man was flown to a Nashville hospital after a rollover crash on Newstead Road in Christian County Monday morning.
A Hopkinsville man reported his truck stolen on Bassett Street in Hopkinsville Sunday afternoon.
At the Hopkinsville Committee of the Whole meeting Thursday night, Chief Steve Futrell reported that 2021 was the busiest year in the history of the Hopkinsville Fire Department.
