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Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron has formally requested that the FBI investigate pardons issued by Governor Matt Bevin in his final days in office. According to a letter written by Attorney General Cameron, the formal request was made on December 30, and states that his office is willing to assist with an FBI investigation. It also states that he “stands by the outstanding work of Kentucky’s prosecutors and respect the […]
The driver of a motorcycle was taken to a Nashville hospital in critical condition following a wreck in Clarksville Thursday, and a woman is facing charges. According to a news release from the Clarksville Police Department, the wreck occurred around 10 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Fort Campbell Boulevard and Quin Lane. A vehicle operated by 38-year old Arial Hummel was turning left onto private property when she pulled […]
Photo Credit: UK Athletics The 2012 Kentucky national championship basketball team was recognized as the Team of the Decade by the Associated Press this week. The 2012 team was dominant in every sense of the word. En route to a 38-2 season, the Wildcats captivated the nation with a smothering defense, unselfish play, depth, balance and talent. Led by freshman Anthony Davis, the 2012 team snapped a 14-year title drought […]
Hopkinsville native Steve Gorman, who was the drummer and founding member of The Black Crowes, will perform with his band Trigger Hippy at the Alhambra Theatre next month. The concert is set for February 28 at 7:30 p.m. and organizers say the band plays a generous mix of country, Delta blues, R&B and gospel as well as Southern rock. Trigger Hippy will play songs from its recently released sophomore album, […]
The Clarksville Police Department recently welcomed seven new officers who graduated from twelve weeks of training at the Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy. They are Armando Ferreira, Matthew Harrington, John Riley, Tanner Cernick, Matthew Cassford, Breighanna Dilsaver and Jorge Castillo. They will now embark on a 14 week field training program with veteran field training officers to build on the basic law enforcement skills taught to them at the academy. […]
West Kentucky Star.com reports Marshall County girls basketball coach Dan Langhi was arrested New Year’s Day on DUI and speeding charges. The Marshall County Sheriff's Office says Langhi was pulled over for speeding around 7:20 am. Deputies say Langhi was driving 98 miles per hour in a 70 mph zone. Upon making contact with Langhi, deputies said they smelled an odor of an alcoholic beverage, and Langhi's eyes were not […]
Photo Credit: UK Athletics Kentucky quarterback Lynn Bowden stated on Twitter Wednesday someone had stolen items from a Belk Bowl shopping spree from his vehicle. Bowden said the incident gave him extra fuel for leading the Wildcats to a 37-30 win over Virginia Tech Tuesday. He also asked Belk Bowl officials if he can get a redo of his shopping spree, with Belk officials saying they are working on it.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill and rookie wide receiver AJ Brown were honored today for their play in December. Tannehill was named as the AFC Offensive Player of the Month. Tannehill completed 90-132 passes for 1,322 yards with 12 touchdowns and just two interceptions in five games last month. Tannehill’s completion percentage in those games was 68.2 percent, and his passer rating was 124.6. Brown received the AFC Rookie of […]
The power of Kentucky governors to commute and pardon sentences for criminal acts has been widely discussed since former Governor Matt Bevin gave relief to several convicted sex offenders and murderers in his final days in office and local lawmakers expect legislation this year to restrict the timetable on when governors can issue such orders. Appearing on the WHOP Legislative Preview Show, state Senator Whitney Westerfield of Christian County says […]
