Book and Bottle Shop looking for authors as they launch literary magazine, “By the Glass”
The Book and Bottle Shop in Hopkinsville is putting out the call—they’re looking for writers from across western Kentucky to feature in their first-ever literary magazine, “By the Glass”. According […]
2025 marks strong year for Donate Life Kentucky organ donor registry
Donate Life Kentucky Trust had one of the strongest years on record for Kentuckians who signed up to join the cause and became organ donors in 2025. According to a […]
Lawmakers talk individual bills, potential change to driver’s licensing
Lawmakers are off today in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King JR. Day, but they’ll have a full list of things to consider when they return to Frankfort on Tuesday. […]
Flurry of bills filed in the Kentucky General Assembly as budget process continues
The second week of session for the Kentucky General Assembly is a wrap, and it brought with a flurry of bill filings as a budget is still in the drafting […]
Three arrested in Clarksville purse-snatching incidents
The Clarksville Police Department has arrested several individuals in relation to a series of purse-snatching incidents that happened at Sam’s Club off of Guthrie Highway earlier this month. Investigation has […]
Fort Campbell, Clarksville agreements pave the way for Pennyrile Energy Corridor
Progress is continuing on the proposed Pennyrile Energy Corridor, after authorization was recently granted through the Clarksville City Council to pursue an interlocal natural gas suppl agreement. According to a […]
Ky. Farm Bureau highlights state, national priorities for 2026
The Kentucky Farm Bureau is highlighting their state and national policy priorities as we head into 2026, and they’re focusing on infrastructure, fair trade, labor reforms and more. According to […]
Installation-wide training exercise will bring increased military activity to Fort Campbell area
Communities surrounding Fort Campbell might see some increased military activity in the area, as an installation wide training exercise gets underway on Sunday. Operation Lethal Eagle will start on January […]
Senator Paul talks ICE in Minnesota, military actions in Venezuela
There’s been a lot to keep track of in the news across the nation recently, and Senator Rand Paul spoke with WHOP News Tuesday about his thoughts on the actions […]
Cold temperatures, rain and snow flurries possible this week
It looks like this week is signaling a return to wintry temperatures, and you may even see a few snowflakes in the air in the latter half of it. While […]