Nighttime WHOP’er of An Egg Hunt returns March 29
The familiar sound of laughter and the running of many feet will return to Tie Breaker Park for the Nighttime WHOP’er of an Egg Hunt on March 29. Children will […]
Man arrested after threatening people with BB gun
A Hopkinsville man has been arrested after he allegedly was pointing a gun at people on North Kentucky Avenue Wednesday afternoon. According to the Hopkinsville police report, officers responded to […]
Local man charged with distribution of child pornography
A Hopkinsville man is facing a charge related to child pornography following an investigation by the Hopkinsville Police Department. According to the police report, officers arrested 18-year-old Donovan Hotson of […]
Hopkinsville metro area earns fastest internet in the nation ranking
A recent ranking report by HighSpeedInternet.com has ranked the Hopkinsville metro area at the top of the list as the fastest internet in the nation. According to the student, the […]
Child burned, flown to Nashville hospital
A toddler was burned in an incident on Pyle Lane Wednesday afternoon. According to Hopkinsville Fire and EMS Captain Payton Rogers, the two-year-old female child was accidentally burned by a […]
Resolution possible for elder abuse, murder suspect
Elder abuse and murder suspect, Ann Harrison of Oak Grove appeared in Christian Circuit Court on Wednesday where a resolution to her case is being worked on. Harrison was arrested […]
Police arrest Hopkinsville man for possessing a stolen vehicle
Officers from the Hopkinsville Police Department arrested Marcus Williams of Hopkinsville after he was found to reportedly be in possession of a stolen vehicle on Tuesday. According to a report […]
Oak Grove Tourism announces Spring into Summer Festival headliner
With Oak Grove’s 17th annual Spring into Summer Salutes Fort Campbell Festival coming around the corner, Scarlett Mayfield from the Oak Grove Tourism Commission appeared on WHOP to announce that […]
KYTC Distrit 2 welcomes Matt Hughes as Public Information Officer
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 2 office has a new public information officer as Keirsten Jaggers, who retired at the end of 2023. According to a news release, longtime journalist […]
KCTCS President talks goals for future of system
Ryan Quarles, the new President and CEO of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, highlighted accomplishments and expanded on what he wants to achieve while in the role. He […]