Extended heatwave starts this weekend, will linger into next week
A Heat Advisory starts in western Kentucky today, and the high temperatures and high humidity will combine to feel downright awful outside for the next several days. The National Weather […]
Demolition Derby, pageants continues the fun Saturday at WKSF
After a solid start to the Western Kentucky State Fair on opening night Friday, the fun is set to continue Saturday with some fan favorites. According to Fair Board Chair […]
One dies following Pembroke Road collision
A man has passed away following a collision on Pembroke Road Friday afternoon. The two-vehicle collision happened at approximately 3:15 p.m. near Jerry’s BBQ Shack between a truck and an […]
Community celebrates Paw-trol Officer Bolo’s fifth birthday
After being a part of the Hopkinsville Police Department for over a year, officers and members of the Community celebrated Paw-trol Officer and rescue dog, Bolo’s fifth birthday on Friday. […]
Congressman Andy Barr makes Hopkinsville visit
United States Congressman Andy Barr made a stop in Hopkinsville Friday Morning, as he looks to fill the U.S. Senate seat that will be left vacant when Senator Mitch McConnell […]
Western Kentucky State Fair gets under today, continues Saturday with demolition derby, pageants
It’s officially the start of summer—which means it’s time for the Western Kentucky State Fair to get underway in Hopkinsville, with gates opening at 5 p.m. Friday. There was a […]
Heat Advisory in effect starting Saturday
There is now a Heat Advisory in effect for the entire region, including Christian, Todd and Trigg counties, from Saturday through Thursday as heat index values will touch the 100’s. […]
North Kentucky home badly damaged by fire
A residence on North Kentucky Avenue was severely damaged by fire early Friday morning. Firefighters responded to calls of smoke in the area just after 5 a.m. Friday and while […]
School board approves new regulations to comply with state law
To comply with recently established state laws, the Christian County School Board approved stricter regulations concerning cell phones in class and traceable communication between students and school employees at Thursday’s […]
Senator Richardson reflects on his first legislative session, looks toward the next one
The 2026 Kentucky General Assembly might be around six months away, but for lawmakers, the work continues during the interim. Senator Craig Richardson reflected on last year’s legislative session and […]