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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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Extreme Heat Warning continues through Wednesday

A dangerous heat wave will continue through Wednesday evening, with the entire area under an Extreme Heat Warning.  Temperatures themselves will touch the upper 90’s across the region, with some places getting close to 100 degrees—that paired with extreme humidity will push the heat index values up around 110 degrees, with upwards of 118 degrees possible. Those conditions can quickly become dangerous, especially to vulnerable populations, as the risk of […]

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Colonels, Tigers preparing for final grid seasons

The Christian County and Hopkinsville high school football teams are preparing for the final seasons before consolidation in 2026. Hoptown Coach Dustin Lopez and Christian County Coach Ethan Atchley shared their thoughts on the team’s last seasons during a media day event Saturday morning at the Planters Bank-Jennie Stuart Health Sportsplex. Atchley, who is beginning his second season as the Christian County head coach after a 1-10 season a year […]

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Madisonville man charged in shooting incident

A Madisonville man is facing charges following investigation into a shots fired incident on North Russell Drive in Hopkins County Monday. According to the Madisonville Police Department, officers responded to the 100 block of North Russell for reports of shots fired and upon arrival, made contact with 46-year-old Aaron Cates of Madisonville, who allegedly admitted to firing three shots from a rifle towards the victim. At least one shelling casing […]

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Police uncover drugs, firearms following the execution of search warrants

Officers from the Hopkinsville Police Department’s Special Investigation Unit and the Paducah Drug Enforcement Administration seized multiple firearms and drugs on Thursday. Investigators reportedly found methamphetamine, crack cocaine, spice and three handguns after executing search warrants at two Hopkinsville residences. The investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been announced following the seizure.   Photo courtesy of the Hopkinsville Police Department

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Fort Campbell prepares for post-wide emergency response exercise

To test Fort Campbell’s emergency preparedness, military personnel and first responders will be conducting a full-scale response exercise on Wednesday and Thursday. Fort Campbell annually hosts the exercise and Installation Emergency Manager Wayne Nims says it gives leaders an assessment tool to ensure they are always prepared to respond quickly and effectively to emergencies and ensure the community’s safety. During the exercise, Fort Campbell residents might see an increase in […]

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Yard Sale

Yard Sale

Friday, August 8th 8am - ???? Saturday, August 9th 8am - 12noon 220 Burley Ave * Hopkinsville Home Decor, Lamps, Clothing, Furniture, Christmas Decor and more!! All proceeds benefit Pennyroyal Hospice Patients

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I-24 in Lyon County to have nighttime restrictions for surfacing project

A part of Interstate 24 in Lyon County is set to have nighttime closures while a micro-resurfacing project is underway. I-24 between the Cumberland River Bridge and Exit 45 will have restrictions from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Micro-paving work on the eastbound lanes will begin Monday night and then by Wednesday night work could transition to the westbound lanes. A 55 MPH speed limit will be set in the […]

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Yard Sale

Yard Sale

Saturday, August 9th 7am - 1pm 408 W Riverwood Drive * Hopkinsville Moving Sale! Home decor, furniture, toys, clothes, shoes, craft supplies, kitchen supplies, dishes, tools, sports cards, and much more!

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Federal grant to support student services at Hopkinsville Community College

Hopkinsville Community College received a five-year federal grant totaling over $1.7 million from the U.S. Department of Education with the goal of increasing student retention. Over the next five years the grant is set to annually provide $352,000 toward HCC’s TRIO Student Support Services which offers tutoring, advising, skill workshops, university transfer trips and financial literacy counseling.   By supporting those services, HCC officials hope to increase retention rates among […]

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