Month: April 2018

The Christian County Animal Shelter Spaygehtti Dinner and Auction is coming up on May 19 and everyone is invited to come out and support a cause for the animals. The animal shelter has held this fundraiser for several years now and it has grown exponentially since the first one, which took place in the War Memorial Building and where they ran out of food and space. The event has since […]

A Hopkinsville man was arrested Saturday on strength of a warrant for burglary and two counts of harassment. According to the warrant served by Hopkinsville police, 33-year old Devron Taylor of Hopkinsville allegedly broke down a door and entered a Peach Street residence on April 22. He was looking for someone who was not present and confronted two other people inside. He allegedly struck them but did not cause any […]

A Clarksville mother has been charged with murder in the death of her infant daughter after the child was found unresponsive at an Orleans Drive. According to a news release from the Clarksville Police Department, officers responded to the residence around 12 p.m. Saturday and found the four-month old girl not breathing. Officers and EMS performed CPR and the child was transported to Tennova Hospital. The child failed to regain […]

The Madisonville Police Department is investigating a shooting incident that occurred Saturday and arrested Madisonville man on assault charges. According to a news release, officers responded to Dr. Festus Clayborn Park for reports of a shooting. Upon arrival, they discovered 21-year old Elijah Crawford of Madisonville with multiple gunshot wounds.  He was taken to Baptist Health Hospital for treatment of his injuries. Investigation determined that Crawford and 18-year old Quaray […]

A Hopkinsville man was arrested on strength of a warrant for third-degree burglary Friday by the Hopkinsville Police Department. According to the arrest warrant, 32-year old Zachery Sajdyk of Hopkinsville entered the premises of Pennyrile Fire Safety between the dates of February 23rd and the 26th buy cutting a lock. He then allegedly went through multiple tool boxes and stole power tools valued at around $5,000. Sajdyk also allegedly entered […]

Hopkinsville police arrested a local man Friday for second-degree robbery after he allegedly threatened workers at Chick-fil-A and stole a sandwich. According to the police report, 24-year old Lendie Johnson of Hopkinsville attempted to use a month-old receipt at Chick-fil-A to get a free sandwich. When employees told him it was against policy, Johnson allegedly became irate, getting out of his vehicle at the drive-thru and screaming at them.  He […]

A Hopkinsville man was arrested Friday for indecent exposure after he was reportedly found sitting on a park bench touching himself inappropriately. According to the Hopkinsville police report, officers responded to Bethel Street for a report that 23-year old Altovise McGregor of Hopkinsville had touched a 15-year old female without her permission, causing her to experience fear. Officers reportedly found McGregor sitting on a bench behind the public library with […]

From the National Weather Service in Paducah: ...FROST ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 2 AM TO 7 AM CDT SUNDAY... The National Weather Service in Paducah has issued a Frost Advisory, which is in effect from 2 AM to 7 AM CDT Sunday. * TEMPERATURE...In the lower to mid 30s for a few hours early Sunday * IMPACTS...Frost could damage unprotected sensitive vegetation. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... A Frost Advisory means that widespread […]

Breck Cayce, Troop 13 Charter Organization Representative and past Troop 13 Eagle Scout (left) offer's the "Eagle Challenge" to Jake (middle) and Ben (right) Stewart -photo provided A local Boys Scout troop recently honored two young men who have achieved the honor of being Eagle Scouts. Boy Scout Troop 13 held an Eagle Scout Court of Honor to recognize two Scouts for their achievement of obtaining their Eagle Scout rank. […]