Ky. gains 700 new COVID-19 cases, seven new deaths
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear says they continue to see a trend that the growth of COVID-19 in the Commonwealth is slowing, and announced 700 new cases Tuesday. That puts the […]
Trigg County has two new COVID-19 cases
Trigg County gained two new confirmed cases of COVID-19 Tuesday. The patients are a 70-year old female and a 47-year old male, according to the Pennyrile District Health Department. Trigg […]
CCPS Superintendent talks reopening plan with Rotary Club
The Christian County Public School System continues to gear up for an unusual school year at the end of August, and even more students are taking advantage of the Virtual […]
Dawson Springs, Muhlenberg County schools to start school year virtually
Schools in Dawson Springs and Muhlenberg County will begin the new school year using virtual instruction only due to the ongoing pandemic. Dawson Springs Superintendent Lenny Whalen issued a statement […]
Trial date could be set next month in Oak Grove murder case
Leonardo Miller A trial date could be set next month for the two men accused in the 2016 murder of 19-year old De’Andre Palmer in Oak Grove if the case […]
Poll shows Trump, McConnell with large early leads in Kentucky
A statewide poll shows Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell with a large lead over Democrat Amy McGrath about three months from the general election. The Morning Consult poll has Senator […]
Several Hopkinsville RR crossings to close for a few hours Thursday
Several Hopkinsville railroad crossings will be closed for hours Thursday as CSX prepares for maintenance work. The City of Hopkinsville says CSX trains will come through Hopkinsville on Thursday to […]
Fort Campbell leaders say coronavirus case numbers on decline on post
Leadership on Fort Campbell says the number of cases of COVID-19 on post has been on a decline since a spike last month. Fort Campbell and 101st Airborne Division Commander, […]
Hopkinsville man arrested on burglary warrant
An arrest warrant for burglary was served Monday night against a Hopkinsville man. It alleges that on March 7, 33-year old Joseph Jellison of Hopkinsville acted with another suspect in […]
Todd County gains two COVID-19 cases
Todd County has two new coronavirus cases and one has the virus a second time after being infected over three months ago. Public Health Director Jen Harris says the adult […]