15-month-old killed in Princeton motorcycle crash
A single-vehicle crash involving a motorcycle in Princeton resulted in the death of a 15-month-old child Friday. According to the Princeton Police Department, the crash occurred in the 300 block […]
Fort Campbell celebrates Fourth of July with Ludacris, Echosmith
Despite some stormy weather, Fort Campbell showed up and showed out for their annual Fourth of July Fest. Attendees packed the Division Parade Field and grooved along with the band […]
Kentucky Bands, Bourbon and Wine Festival set for July 13 in Oak Grove
The Oak Grove Tourism Commission is gearing up for the return of their successful Kentucky Bands, Bourbon and Wine Festival set for mid-July. It all gets underway at the Oak […]
CSX planning multiple railroad crossing closures, starting in Hopkins Co.
CSX Railroad is planning to a close a number of railroad crossings in the coming weeks, starting with four in Hopkins County and eventually expanding into Christian County. The closures […]
Hopkinsville’s Perry named Public Works Director of the Year
The City of Hopkinsville is celebrating after Public Works Director Mike Perry was named the City Engineer/Public Works Director of the Year. He was awarded the honor during the Community […]
HPD locates nearly 100 pounds of marijuana in traffic stop
The Hopkinsville Police Department located nearly 100 pounds of drugs during a routine traffic stop Wednesday night. According to a news release, a traffic stop was conducted on a vehicle […]
Former Elkton PD Chief Bruce Marklin passes away
Former Elkton Police Department Chief Bruce Marklin passed away Wednesday morning following a battle with a long illness. A marine and Vietnam veteran, Marklin retired as chief in 2013 but […]
Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation has a busy July in store
The Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation Department is staying busy this summer, with numerous events in store for July alone. Rachel Sanders with Parks and Rec says the Hoptown Hosedown events—set […]
Sec. of State Adams to defend election law from lawsuit while voters registration grows
Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams is looking to defend Kentuckians from a lawsuit filed by the Kentuckians for the Commonwealth’s against the state’s election integrity statute. That statute was […]
Ascend Elements set to hold job fair at HCC July 16
Ascend Elements is set to host a job fair at Hopkinsville Community College this month, as they look to fill the 70 plus job positions that are opening at that […]