Hopkinsville Police arrest Texas man for assaulting woman
Hopkinsville Police arrested of Sonny Williams of Texas after he reportedly assaulted a woman Saturday night. Officers responded to a residence on South Virginia Street and found that Williams reportedly […]
Head-on collision on Witty Lane results in injuries
A head-on collision on Witty Lane resulted in multiple people being transported to Jennie Stuart Medical Center for injuries Wednesday afternoon. According to a report from the Christian County […]
HPD Police Chief talks about the push to ban Glock switches in Kentucky
Hopkinsville Police Chief Jason Newby is joining, law enforcement leaders across the state to support House Bill 299, which would establish a state-level ban of Glock switches. Newby appeared on […]
Hopkinsville Family YMCA to host women’s health seminar
The Hopkinsville Family YMCA is staying busy, and Norma LaFoy and Octavia Vinson appeared on WHOP to share what they have planned for the community. On Thursday, Nurse Practitioner Helen […]
Charlotte’s on 6th announces upcoming closure at the end of the month
After opening in downtown Hopkinsville in 2024, Charlotte’s on 6th is set to close its doors at the end of February. Charlotte’s on 6th is a women’s clothes and accessory […]
SWKEDC Director spotlights continued industrial, workforce development efforts
South Western Kentucky Economic Development Council Executive Director Carter Hendricks appeared on WHOP on Friday to highlight the council’s efforts to attract more industries to the region and expand employment […]
Bridge pillar collision results in three individuals suffering injuries
Three individuals were injured in a single-vehicle wreck on Fort Campbell Boulevard after the car they were in collided with a bridge pillar Thursday afternoon. The car was reportedly traveling […]
Citizens discuss the future of Bluegrass Splash at public forum
The future of Bluegrass Splash Family Aquatic Center in Hopkinsville is uncertain, as it requires some costly repairs, and citizens discussed whether the water park should be repaired or closed […]
Men 2 Be invites community to a forum to discuss the future of Attucks High School
As Men 2 Be works toward restoring Crispus Attucks High School and transforming it into a community center, members of the nonprofit are inviting community members to share their vision […]
City Council approves amended council member salary raise
After receiving more public disapproval, the Hopkinsville City Council voted to amend the council member salary raise to a 3% increase at Tuesday’s meeting. In the original salary raise proposal, […]