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Fire damaged a home early Tuesday morning on East 16th Street. Hopkinsville firefighters were called to 206 East 16th a few minutes after midnight and found flames coming from the second story, according to Public Information Officer Payton Rogers, who says all occupants evacuated safely and two people are displaced. The cause of the blaze has not been determined and no one was injured.
The Christian County Health Department reported 20 new cases of COVID-19 Monday. That is since the last update on Friday, and brings the overall total up to 6,981—of that, 142 are considered active and 6,738 people have recovered from the virus. Christian County has had 101 COVID-19 related deaths.
The South Western Kentucky Economic Development Council has announced that the Kentucky Association of Manufacturers will be hosting a virtual roadshow on May 11 focused on issues of interest to regional manufacturers. The virtual event is a partnership between Hopkinsville Community College and the KCTCS system, along with Advantage Kentucky Alliance and the SWK EDC as a co-sponsor. Agenda topics include workforce and recruitment, supply chain strategies, legislative advocacy to […]
There were nine new cases of COVID-19 Monday in Todd County. They are six adults and three minors, with two of the adults hospitalized with severe symptoms. The Todd County Health Department has Moderna and Johnson and Johnson vaccine available by calling 270-265-2362
Kentucky gained 313 new cases of COVID-19, as reported Monday by Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, who also reported that 1.84 million people have now been vaccinated against the virus. The data is showing pretty clearly that new cases have plateaued in the state, which the governor says is better than an escalation but is not the decline they want to see—he says the positivity rate will be watched closely in […]
Two local veterans are celebrating the completion of the Veterans Treatment Court program, and the hard work and life changing events that had to take place for it to happen. Each participant was in the program for quite some time—with ups and downs, issues caused by the pandemic, deployment and more—and via a Zoom celebration Monday, District Judge Foster Cotthoff says this program is different from drug and other treatment […]
photo credit: UK Athletics Kentucky guard Davion Mintz announced his intentions today to test the waters in the NBA Draft, but is also leaving the option open for returning next season. According to a news release from the school, under NCAA rules, Mintz can sign with an NCAA-certified agent, receive feedback and return to school. Mintz will have until July 7-10 days after the NBA Draft Combine-to make a final […]
A man was flown to a Nashville hospital after his lower leg was caught in an auger in North Todd County Monday morning. It happened at a location on Skipworth Road near the Muhlenberg County line and Todd County Emergency Management Director Daniel Smith says the migrant worker was flown by PHI to Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Smith says the man was using a sweep auger to clean the last […]
The first scheduled trial in Christian Circuit Court since the pandemic began did not happen Monday morning when the alleged victim in the case failed to appear. Court officials say trial was continued until September 20 for Travis Mayes, who allegedly shot Darrell Bateman at East Second and Vine in February of 2020. Bateman had been subpoenaed to appear Monday, but did not show up. Judge John Atkins released Mayes […]
