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Governor Beshear spotlights possible highway fatality rate increase One injured, one arrested in Murray shooting Madisonville PD releases additional information in missing woman search Smoothing sailing signals start to historic school year for CCPS 14-year-old struck by vehicle in Clarksville
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Month: July 2025

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Police arrest Hopkinsville man for assaulting victim

Hopkinsville Police arrested 25-year-old Dalton Lewis of Hopkinsville after he reportedly assaulted a victim on Wednesday. Officers were dispatched to a residence on Kailie Lane for a reported assault. At the scene, officers found that Lewis reportedly assaulted the victim by striking their face and choking them. The victim reportedly sustained a laceration above their right eye as well as swelling and bruising to most of their face. The victim […]

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Murray State announces successful centennial fundraising campaign

After seven years of fundraising, Murray State University has concluded its Be Bold: Forever Blue and Gold Centennial Campaign which exceeded its $100 million goal. The campaign concluded on Wednesday and raised $107.8 million thanks to the support of around 25,000 donors. The fund was quietly launched in 2018 and became public during the 2021-22 academic year when the university’s centennial celebration began. Half of the funds raised will go […]

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TVA reports peak energy demands during extended heatwave

To no one’s surprise, the extended heatwave and high humidity that’s been bearing down on the region has resulted into very high demand put on the Tennessee Valley Authority’s systems—but they’ve held strong. The TVA met a new high peak demand for summer this week, with a recorded 31,888 megawatts with a system temperature of 93 degrees on Wednesday, which TVA Spokesperson Adam May calls the highest demand so far […]

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Final fall ‘Meet the Colonels’ scheduled for Aug. 16

Christian County High School has scheduled its final fall “Meet The Colonels” for Saturday, Aug. 16. The middle school and high school sports teams including football, soccer, cross country, golf, cheer, and volleyball will be introduced. Following the team introductions, the football team will have a short scrimmage. The event is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at the Stadium of Champions. Christian County and Hopkinsville high schools will consolidate in the […]

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City of Madisonville receives grant for waterline project

The City of Madisonville has been awarded a grant from the Delta Regional Authority to support a water infrastructure expansion project. According to the Pennyrile Area Development District, the $1.3 million grant will go toward the installation of a new public waterline that will serve two new developments, a regional training center and a power generation plant. Those two developments reportedly represent $180 million private investments. The funds were awarded […]

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Bud Hudson Cheer registration set for Aug. 4, 5, 7

Registration will start next week for the new Bud Hudson Cheerleading program. Hopkinsville High School Cheerleading coach Kaleigh Stout was a guest on the Early Bird Show Thursday morning and said the program is an attempt to give young girls a chance to have recreational cheer opportunities in Hopkinsville. The Tigers’ cheerleaders will serve as coaches for the teams and will work with the youngsters through the end of the […]

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FEMA denies Individual Assistance to Christian, Todd continues for May tornadoes

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has denied Individual Assistance for Christian and Todd counties in relation to tornadoes in May—and the Governor has said the state will appeal that decision.  In a letter to the Governor, FEMA determined that based on the results of preliminary damage assessments, they don’t believe the impact to individuals and households in Christian or Todd County was severe enough or had enough magnitude to warrant […]

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CCHS, HCA, UHA volleyball heading to Bluegrass State Games

Several southern Pennyrile high school volleyball teams will be traveling to Lexington this weekend to play in the Bluegrass State Games. Christian County, which is one of the favorites to win the Region 2 championship this year, will play Friday afternoon at Lexington Lafayette. The Lady Colonels, who are coming off a 13-19 season a year ago, will take on Thomas Nelson at 2 p.m. and will play Louisville DuPont […]

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HCA seeking soccer players for the 2025 season

With the start of the 2025 high school soccer season only a few weeks away, Heritage Christian Academy is putting out an “all call” for players. HCA Athletic Director Candy Hayes told WHOP on Wednesday evening that the team needs four to five players to be able to field a team this season. “We need 12 players and right now we have between seven and nine,” she said. The school […]

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