Month: December 2023

Two women were transported to hospitals after suffering injuries in a vehicle collision on Fort Campbell Boulevard on Saturday. According to a report from Hopkinsville Police, Mildred Oliver of Hopkinsville was traveling south down Fort Campbell Boulevard, while Mildred Young of Elkton was exiting the Hopkinsville Towne Center parking lot and attempting to cross the southbound lane of the Boulevard. In the report Oliver says Young’s vehicle pulled in front […]

The next session of the Kentucky General Assembly officially gets underway Tuesday, January 2 and local legislators are ready to get back to Frankfort and hit the ground running. That goes doubly so for State Senator Whitney Westerfield of Crofton, who made the decision to not seek re-election and is therefore entering his last legislative session—and it will be a big one, with a two-year budget set to be crafted […]

Two Hopkinsville residents are facing second-degree burglary charges following investigation by the Hopkinsville Police Department.  According to the police report, officers responded to an apartment on South Campbell Street Saturday for reports of a burglary in progress. Upon arrival, officers made contact with 61-year-old Stephen Baker of Hopkinsville, who told them he had permission to be there. He allegedly began to resist officers, and was taken into custody after a […]

A Hopkinsville man is facing a second-degree assault charge after he allegedly struck his nephew with a baseball bat last Friday.  According to the Hopkinsville police report, officers responded to the 400 block of Henderson Drive for reports of an assault between a nephew and his uncle. Officers made contact with the victim, who was going in an out of consciousness due to the severity of a head wound. Investigation […]

If you haven’t paid your property taxes in Christian County yet, your time to do so without facing some kind of penalty is fast running out, especially if you pay in person.  The Christian County Sheriff’s Office, where residents pay their property taxes in person, on West Seventh Street is only open Wednesday and Thursday of this week, before closing again on Friday. Public Information Officer Chris Miller says those […]