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Depth will be key for CCHS Tigers in inaugural football season
Todd Co. Water District issues boil water advisory for the Pilot Rock Road area
Victim identified, investigation continues into residential explosion in Central City
Missing Madisonville woman found safe
14-year-old injured in Clarksville crash expected to recover
On a day thousands of Kentucky teachers traveled to Frankfort to protest last week’s pension bill, tax reform and a biennial budget made it to the governor’s desk following action by the House and Senate. The revenue bill includes tax cuts and $480 million in tax increases. It calls for a flat income tax rate of five percent for individuals and corporations. Everyone who earns $8,000 or more will receive […]
The Kentucky Senate paused Tuesday in remembrance of fallen Hopkinsville Police Officer Phillip Meacham. Senator Whitney Westerfield of Hopkinsville asked for the moment of silence in the upper chamber. http://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2018/04/westerfieldmeacham1.mp3 Following those remarks, Senate President Robert Stivers ordered silence to remember Officer Meacham. http://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2018/04/westerfieldmeacham.mp3 Representative Walker Thomas of Hopkinsville honored Meacham with remarks in the state House late Thursday night.
A stolen SUV was recovered Monday in Todd County. Todd County Sheriff’s Sgt. Patrick Turner investigated a report of a suspicious vehicle on Rattlesnake Road and located the 2007 Saturn SUV down a steep hill. A computer check revealed the SUV was reported stolen in January, 2017 in Clarksville. The investigation into the vehicle continues.
Hopkinsville Public Works will be removing asphalt on several streets starting Tuesday to make way for repaving efforts. According to a news release, the department will begin removing asphalt on Easts Fifth Street from Campbell Street to the railroad tracks, then from Liberty to South Virginia. Other streets will be Short Street, Rachel Court, Old Hickory Court, William Court, Scott Court, Old Concord Lane, Bryan Street, Academy Drive and West […]
A crossing guard at Rossview High School in Clarksville was taken to a Nashville hospital after she was struck by a vehicle Monday morning. It happened about 7:30 a.m. on Rossview Road, according to Clarksville Police, who say the crossing guard had the stop sign displayed for westbound traffic. Twenty-year old Ryan Smith failed to obey the signal, hit the crossing guard, and she was sent airborne crashing onto the […]
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has named Deneatra Henderson as Chief District Engineer for the District 2 highway office in Madisonville. Henderson most recently served as planning supervisor at the KYTC District 3 office in Bowling Green. Henderson is the first female to be named chief engineer in District 2. She says she is eager to contribute to the long-term efforts to improve transportation in District 2 counties. She says, “I […]
The Hopkinsville Police Department is investigating a Friday armed robbery at the Roadway Inn on Fort Campbell Boulevard. According to the report, Steve McDonald told police a suspect had threatened him with a knife and used physical force to steal around $20 from him. A suspect’s name and description are redacted on the police report and in the investigation continues.
The Christian County Sheriff’s Department served an arrest warrant against a Drakesboro woman Friday. According to the police report, the warrant was served against Mary Evans of Drakesboro. It states that she unlawfully and knowingly entered in a residence in Drakesboro with the intent to commit a crime. Evans was charged with second-degree burglary and lodged in the Christian County Jail.
The Christian County Justice Center will close for about two hours Wednesday to allow employees and staff to attend the funeral of Hopkinsville Police Officer Phillip Meacham. The Justice Center will close at 10:30 a.m. and reopen at approximately 12:30, according to Christian District Judge Foster Cotthoff, who says district court jurors do not need to report on Wednesday. The disability trials set for that day will be rescheduled. Those […]