Six new COVID cases in Todd County
There were six new confirmed coronavirus cases Friday in Todd County. Public Health Director Jen Harris says they are four adults and two minors, all isolating at home. Five have […]
CCHD reports 47 new COVID-19 cases
The Christian County Health Department reported 47 new cases of COVID-19 from Thursday to Friday. That puts the overall total locally at 5,413—of that, 514 are considered active and 4,825 […]
Positivity rate continues to decline, Ky. adds 2,756 COVID-19 cases
The positivity rate for COVID-19 in Kentucky continues to decline, as Governor Andy Beshear reported 2,756 new cases Friday. According to a news release, the positivity rate dropped below 11 […]
Two killed in Clarksville shooting identified
The Clarksville Police Department has identified the two victims killed in a shooting incident on Westwood Drive Wednesday night. According to a news release, the victims are 30-year old Rachel […]
BACH moves into next phase of vaccine rollout on Fort Campbell
Leaders from the 101st Airborne Division and U.S. Army Fort Campbell have received their first round of the COVID-19 vaccine as Blanchfield Army Community Hospital moves into the next phase […]
Bond reduction granted in Trigg fatal crash case
The bond will be reduced for Christopher Swykert, the man charged with murder in relation to a single-vehicle crash that killed a passenger in his vehicle, following a bond hearing […]
Fifteen new COVID cases reported in Hopkins County
The Hopkins County Health Department reported only 15 new cases of COVID-19 Friday. It brings the overall total to 3,388 and at least 2,167 of those patients have now recovered […]
Grand jury to consider case of third suspect charged in Sawyer’s disappearance
The third suspect arrested for his alleged role in the December disappearance of Justin Tyler Sawyer appeared for a hearing Friday morning in Christian District Court. Kentucky State Police say […]
Todd Fiscal Court hears update on vaccine, to pursue grant for senior center renovations
The Todd County Health Department remains ready to administer first doses of COVID-19 vaccine, but the supply simply isn’t there. Emergency Management Director Daniel Smith told Fiscal Court Friday morning […]
Senate Bill 9, ‘Born Alive Bill,” becomes law without Gov’s signature
Senate Bill 9, Kentucky’s “Born Alive” bill, has become law in the commonwealth after Governor Andy Beshear did not veto the legislation. He also didn’t sign it, but a bill […]