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The Hopkinsville Police Department is investigating a vehicle fire on Poplar Street Monday and a Hopkinsville resident has been charged. According to the police report, Destinee Clark of Hopkinsville is accused of intentionally starting a fire with the intent to cause damage to a vehicle around noon Monday in the 2200 block of Poplar Street. The vehicle was destroyed due to the blaze. Investigation put Clark in the area and […]
Governor Andy Beshear has been elected to serve as the States’ Co-Chair of the Delta Regional Authority for 2024. According to a news release, in this role, the governor will work alongside Federal Co-Chair Dr. Corey Wiggins to lead the DRA in bolstering economic and community growth across the eight states of the region. The Delta Regional Authority was established in 2000 and invests in projects supporting transportation infrastructure, basic […]
Gov. Andy Beshear announced the approval of five new economic development projects across the state after Kentucky was awarded grants from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) at a press conference on Monday. Beshear says these projects have become feasible thanks to grants from the DOE that total to around $961 million. At the conference, Beshear spotlighted each of the projects and the industries that are planning to expand in […]
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Sanctuary, Inc. is preparing to host a series of events to raise awareness and share what resources are available to assault survivors in the coming month. From Sanctuary, Heather Lancaster and Zirconia Vansauwa appeared on WHOP recently and shared what events they have planned for April staring with Wear Teal Week which kicks off on April 8. Teal represents sexual assault awareness and […]
After a rainy and windy start to the week, we should see spring-like weather as we head into the weekend. After stormy weather blows through Monday night and into early Tuesday morning, there does linger a very small chance for severe storms about mid-day Tuesday, with damaging winds the likely threat, but Forecaster Dan Spaeth with the National Weather Service in Paducah says confidence is low on any storms developing. […]
University Heights Jude Finch - 8th place in 3200 Meter (11:55) Clayton Lester – 4th place in 400 Meter (53.31) 7th place in 200 Meter (23.74) 8th in High Jump (5-08) Aaron Onate – 7th place in Shot Put (41-02) Kendall Hancock – 6th place in 400 Meter Griffin McCoy – 6th place in 200 Meter Hopkinsville Ian Rossario Alicea – 1st place in 300 Meter Hurdles, 2nd place in […]
The Oak Grove Volunteer Fire Department is turning 50 years old and to celebrate, they’re asking for the public’s help in designing a shirt. According to the department, this will be the 50th year of them being in service and designs are being accepted until April 5. The requirements are simple—designs must commemorate their 50th year and include the Oak Grove Volunteer Fire Department name. Designs can be sent to […]
A Crofton man was injured in a single-vehicle wreck on Poole Mill Road Saturday afternoon. According to the Christian County Sheriff’s Department collision report, a vehicle driven by 20-year-old Micha Morris of Crofton left the road way for an unknown reason near the intersection of Adams Store Extension Road and struck a tree. The collision caused severe damage to the vehicle, and Morris was transported to Jennie Stuart Medical Center […]
Officers from the Hopkinsville Police Department arrested Alex Meux of Hopkinsville after he was reportedly caught speeding and failed to stop when a traffic stop was initiated. According to a report from police, an officer witnessed Meux traveling around 51 MPH in a 25 MPH residential area on Woodmill Road. The responding officer attempted a traffic stop and Meux stopped momentarily before reportedly turning left onto East 9th Street. The […]
