Kentuckians donate over 200,000 pounds of food to statewide Cram the Cruiser event
Governor Andy Beshear is celebrating after Kentuckians donated over 200,000 pounds of food to support families in need across the Commonwealth. According to a news release, the 204,262 pounds of […]
Local law enforcement agencies welcoming new officers
Local law enforcement agencies are welcoming in new officers, after they have graduated from the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training’s basic training academy. According to a news release, the […]
Atmos Energy ranked number one in residential gas customer satisfaction
For the third year in a row, Atmos Energy has been ranked number one in residential gas customer satisfaction in the Midwest. According to news release, the 2024 Gas Utility […]
Hopkinsville Community College celebrates record credentials with Friday commencements
Friday marked a big milestone for Hopkinsville Community College, as they awarded a record amount of credentials during two commencement ceremonies. The commencements were for the fall semester, and the […]
Rand Paul looking to address national debt, inflation in the next year
Senator Rand Paul is eager to see what the future holds with the new administration moving in next month to the White House, and he’s already got plans in the […]
TVA open house answers questions, concerns on new transmission line project
The Tennessee Valley Authority was at the Milliken Memorial House in Elkton Thursday, as they heard from the public about a proposed transmission system project that will trace its way […]
Drakesboro man to pay $44k in restitution for turkey hunting violations
A Muhlenberg County man is set to pay a hefty sum in restitution to the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife for multiple turkey hunting violations. According to a news […]
Legislators looking to establish Medicaid oversight board
Medicaid in Kentucky was a topic of discussion for state legislators at a meeting of the Interim Joint Committee on Appropriations and Revenue as they look to provide more oversight […]
Cold temperatures to linger this week, minor snow impacts possible tonight
Our chance of snow looks to stay fairly small in the Christian County area to start the week, and then it looks like things are going to dry out and […]
TVA awards STEM grants, including to schools in Christian and Todd counties
The Tennessee Valley Authority and the Bicentennial Volunteers Inc. have announced the recipients of the STEM Grants, including some locally. According to news release, the TVA is awarding $1.5 million […]