Hopkinsville Police arrest man for drug trafficking following search warrant
Hopkinsville Police executed a search warrant on Wednesday that led to Dequavian Walton being arrested for multiple drug related charges. According to a report from police, officers were called to […]
Murray State professor, alumna win art educator awards
Murray State University Associate Professor of Art Education Rebecca Williams won the Kentucky Art Educator of the Year award and alumna Anna Pace won the Elementary Art Educator of the […]
Local pastor receives a key to the city following 40 years of leadership
Apostle Garfield Curlin, the Senior Pastor at All Nations House of Prayer, was presented with a Key to the City of Hopkinsville during Sunday’s worship service to celebrate his 40 […]
Trial date set for fatal crash manslaughter suspect
A trial date was set in Christian Circuit Court Wednesday for manslaughter suspect Jaden Johnson. Johnson is represented by public defender Eric Bearden, who informed Judge John Atkins they he’s […]
Local fire department shares winter fire prevention tips
As temperatures drop and the holidays roll around, home fires tend to occur more often. To ensure folks stay fire safe this winter, Hopkinsville Fire and EMS Captain Payton Rogers […]
Complicity to murder suspect to receive new attorney
Complicity to murder suspect Dekorian Daniel will soon have new representation, as his attorney withdrew from the case Wednesday in Christian Circuit Court. Daniel—who is charged with complicity to murder […]
During your Christmas shopping, consider sourcing local, ag. products
By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell is requesting shoppers buy Kentucky Proud products during the holiday season. As the Commonwealth is approaching the time of […]
Scotty Waldrop
(Age 55, of Gary Lane) Funeral service will be Friday November 15th at 11am at Lamb Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Green Hill Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be Thursday […]
Road work on Cadiz Street in Princeton set to start Friday
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is set to start work on a railroad bridge in Princeton on Friday that will temporarily block Cadiz Street. According to a news release, the maintenance […]
Kentucky host largest livestock show of the year
By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode The nation’s largest all-breed, purebred livestock show is coming back to Kentucky to celebrate 50 years of exceptional animal production. The North American International Livestock […]