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Todd County Health Department closes youth program

The Todd County Health Department announced on Monday that the AXIS Program, which provided social services for children, is closing. The health department partnered with the Todd County School District to establish the program in 2021. Since it was launched, the program has served over 1,000 children and families and offered services such as crisis prevention, intervention and management; general counseling and hosted community-based programming. In a news release, the […]

todayAugust 4, 2026 237

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School starts back Wednesday in Todd County, Clarksville

While students in Christian County have a little longer to enjoy some late mornings, students in Todd County and Clarksville are packing up their supplies and setting their clothes out, as school starts there on Wednesday.  That means school buses will be back out, students will be walking or biking to school and there will be increased traffic on area roadways. The Clarksville Police Department and Todd County law enforcement […]

todayAugust 3, 2026 273

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Kentucky State Fair returns on August 20 in a celebration of agriculture

It’s almost time for the return of the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville and Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell says everyone should make the trek to Louisville at least once to experience the fun. He says there’s some dates to keep in mind if you were thinking of attending—and he hopes you are—starting with the opening day breakfast in the morning August 20, recognizing Ag. leaders and elected officials from […]

todayAugust 3, 2026 203

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Trenton intersection to become an all-way stop

The Main Street, Clarksville Street and Fourth Street intersection in Trenton is set to become an all-way stop. Currently, the traffic traveling on Main Street is not required to stop at the intersection. The traffic pattern change will be implemented at 9 a.m. on Friday. According to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, the change comes after a study found that an all-way stop would improve safety and traffic flow. Photo courtesy […]

todayJuly 29, 2026 58

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Excessive Heat starts the week before more ‘run-of-the-mill’ weather settles in

As we set our sights on the ‘dog days of summer’, it certainly will feel that way to start the work week, with an Extreme Heat Warning in effect. Luckily, this heatwave isn’t expected to be an extended one, as Meteorologist Kate Hickford with the National Weather Service in Paducah says the Extreme Heating Warning will linger through Tuesday morning, which is when Christian and Todd Counties will exchange it […]

todayJuly 27, 2026 44

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The heat returns with advisories across the region

Hopefully you enjoyed the break in the heat last week, because it is back in abundance this week, with a Heat Advisory already in effect for much of western Kentucky. Christian, Todd and Trigg Counties have managed to avoid being put into the Heat Advisory as of Sunday morning, but it’s not going to feel like we have, with heat index values expected to linger between 100 to 105 degrees.  […]

todayJuly 26, 2026 30

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Gov. Beshear to use budget surplus, unexpected funding to reverse cuts to Medicaid, senior meals

Due to an unexpected inflow of state dollars, Governor Andy Beshear announced Wednesday that he intends to use that surplus to avoid what he calls cuts to Kentucky Medicaid program and other programs.  The influx of state funds is reportedly made available through an unbudgeted $476 million budget surplus and an ‘unexpected amount’ of corporate income tax payments, which were over $350 million. Following passage of the state budget by […]

todayJuly 23, 2026 19

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Rocky Adkins enters the race for Kentucky Governor

Rocky Adkins has made it official—he’s putting himself in the running to be the next Governor of Kentucky.  In an announcement Monday, the longtime Democrat says he has the experience and know-how to make sure the state maintains its positive moment when Governor Andy Beshear leaves office. Adkins is certainly no stranger to Kentucky politics, having served in the Kentucky House of Representatives from 1987 to 2019, some of those […]

todayJuly 21, 2026 13

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FEMA announces funding to support disaster recovery efforts, including locally

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has announced more than $27 million in funding to support disaster recovery efforts in Kentucky. The funding is made possible through FEMA’s Public Assistance Program, allowing the federal agency to reimburse communities for costs associated with 86 projects across the state, ranging from repair to public roadways and bridges, to recreational facilities and critical infrastructure, debris removal and more. Locally, $5.3 million is heading […]

todayJuly 21, 2026 23

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