Hopkinsville City Hall, Public Works to reopen to public Monday
Declining cases of COVID-19 is allowing the City of Hopkinsville to reopen the Municipal Center to the public, beginning Monday, March 1. The Public Works building on North Main Street […]
Death penalty sought against man for murder of Fort Campbell soldier
The United States Government is seeking the death penalty against a man accused of murdering a Fort Campbell soldier on post in October of 2018. A superseding grand jury indictment […]
CCHD reports 15 COVID-19 cases
The Christian County Health Department reported 15 new cases of COVID-19 Thursday. That brings the overall total up to 6,117 since the pandemic began. Of that, 131 cases are considered […]
Kroger vaccine site opening in Hopkinsville
The trends continue showing COVID-19 is decline in Kentucky, with Governor Andy Beshear reporting 1,447 new cases Thursday, but deaths remain high with 43 new. Governor Beshear says the winter […]
Fort Campbell soldiers to deploy in support of FEMA vaccination effort
The 101st Airborne Division Air Assault will deploy approximately 130 soldiers to Orlanda, Florida to support the whole-of-government vaccination effort. According to a news release, the soldiers are projected to […]
HCC receives $3.5 million in federal COVID relief funds
Hopkinsville Community College is among numerous Kentucky colleges and universities receiving funds through a COVID-19 relief package passed in December. HCC will receive a little over $3.5 million, according to […]
KYTC: Traffic fatalities were up last year in Kentucky
Kentucky reported an increase in traffic fatalities in 2020 compared to 2019, despite pandemic closures that would theoretically take a large amount of traffic off roads. The Transportation Cabinet says […]
Kentucky Senate passes bill to study racial gaps
Legislation to address racial inequalities and focus on opportunities was approved Wednesday by the Kentucky Senate. Senator Whitney Westerfield of Christian County was one of the bill’s sponsors and says […]
Three arrested for meth trafficking in Christian County
Tanna Dunlap Travis Camplin Aaron Sisk A traffic stop by the Christian County Sheriff’s Office Wednesday night led to the arrest of three people […]
Bentzel: CCPS is committed to hosting safe in-person proms, graduations
Christian County Public School System Superintendent Chris Bentzel says the district is committed to finding a way to have in-person proms and graduations for seniors at both high schools this […]