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The Cincinnati Reds Hot Stove League program airs at 5:06 this evening on News Radio 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP. Hosts Tommy Thrall and Jim Day will visit with Reds hitting coach Alan Zinter and new assistant hitting coach/offensive coordinator Joel McKeithan.
College Football According to multiple reports, LSU will make Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly the next leading man in Baton Rouge. Kelly will depart the Fighting Irish with more wins than any head coach in program history. LSU was in search of a new coach following parting ways with Ed Orgeron. Lincoln Riley was officially introduced as Southern California’s new coach on Monday. He comes to the Trojans after […]
A Trigg County Fiscal Court magistrate has filed for re-election, while a new candidate is seeking a spot on Cadiz City Council. Trigg County Clerk Carmen Finley reports that District 5 Magistrate Alana Baker Dunn, a Republican, filed paperwork to seek re-election. Meanwhile, Tim Bridges will seek a spot on Cadiz City Council in the non-partisan election. Trigg County Surveyor Randle Cruse—also a Republican—is seeking another term.
A Hopkinsville man was arrested on a felony strangulation charge after he allegedly assaulted his pregnant girlfriend Monday afternoon on Denzil Drive. An arrest citation for 38-year old Kelvin Charles of Hopkinsville says the victim told officers that Charles shoved her into a wall and stairs and got behind her and wrapped his arm around her neck. Hopkinsville police charged Charles with fourth-degree assault (dating violence) and second-degree strangulation.
Over $11,000 worth of tools and other property were stolen out of a vehicle at an industrial site on Pembroke Road over the Thanksgiving holiday. Drills, saws, grinders and other expensive tools were among the items stolen from a vehicle parked in the 2200 block of Pembroke Road sometime between Wednesday afternoon and Monday morning, according to the report filed with Hopkinsville police. The vehicle was damaged by the thief […]
Three more COVID-19 deaths have been reported in Trigg County and there were 17 new cases there since Wednesday of last week. The fatalities were two men—69 and 76-years old—and a 72-year old woman, according to the Pennyrile District Health Department. Two of those deaths were from last year and were discovered in an audit of the state reporting system. The new cases are three minors and 14 adults, all […]
Governor Andy Beshear is urging people to not panic about any new variants of COVID-19 just yet, as they wait for more information to come in. The omicron variant that was recently identified has put health officials on alert, but Governor Beshear says there’s still too many unknowns about it to start worrying just yet—he says when they get more information, they’ll put it out to the public as soon […]
The new case against James Gentry, which is for the charge of tampering with a prisoner monitoring device, is heading to the Christian County Grand Jury following a preliminary hearing in Christian District Court Monday. Gentry was out on bond in July when he cut off his ankle monitor and fled Hopkinsville while his trial was ongoing in Trigg County for the November 27, 2018, killing of Keith Joey Hayes. […]
Kentucky is ranked ninth and Tennessee is ranked 13th in this week’s Associated Press Top 25 poll. Duke has moved into the top spot, with Gonzaga falling to third this week. Meanwhile, the Wildcats are 10th and Tennessee is 15th in the USA Today Top 25 Coaches poll. Duke is also number one in the poll with Gonzaga falling to third.
