Wanda Sue Wood Stevenson
(Age 78, of Hopkinsville) Memorial services will be Thursday, February 19th at 1 p.m. at Hughart, Beard and Giles Funeral Home. Visitation will be on Thursday from 10 a.m. until […]
Rep. Dossett talks ‘bare bones’ budget bill, state employee health insurance
As the 2026 budget making session of the Kentucky General Assembly continues, a lot of information is coming out of Frankfort, and Representative Myron Dossett of Pembroke wanted to settle […]
Universal Pre-K in Kentucky remains a topic as lawmakers craft a budget
Universal Pre-K has been a topic of discussion in Kentucky for some time, and with the filing of a couple of bills in the House and Senate, it’s back in […]
Woman injured in Mt. Zoar-Latham Road crash involving deer
A Hopkinsville woman was injured a crash involved a deer on Mt. Zoar-Latham Road in Christian County Thursday afternoon. According to the report from the Christian County Sheriff’s Department, 32-year-old […]
Year In Review with WHOP at the Hopkinsville Kiwanis Club
As we continue forward into 2026, the WHOP News Department took just a moment to review what happened in 2025 with the Kiwanis Club of Hopkinsville this week. News Director […]
CCPS Director of Bands talks recent honors, preparing for the combined bands
While it may be the off season for marching bands, the band students of Christian County Public Schools remain active in competition and performances. That extends all the way to […]
Chief Newby joins law enforcement leaders in calling for ban of “Glock switches”
Hopkinsville Police Chief Jason Newby is joining police chiefs and sheriffs across the state, asking for the Kentucky legislature to ban devices known as “Glock switches”. “Glock switches” are small […]
Pedestrian struck by vehicle on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville Wednesday afternoon and rushed to the hospital. According to the Clarksville Police Department, it happened at just […]
Hopkinsville hosts TVA Board as they vote to continue coal operations at Cumberland, Kingston plants
The James E. Bruce Convention Center played host to the Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors Tuesday and Wednesday, with their first full quorum in months at meeting Wednesday morning. […]
Community cookbook back at the Pennyroyal Arts Council
Back by popular demand, the Pennyroyal Arts Council is announcing that a second-printing of the community cookbook “Let Us Entertain You” is available for purchase just in time for Valentine’s […]