Hopkinsville Police investigate vehicle theft
Hopkinsville Police are investigating after a car was reportedly stolen from a residence on Irish Circle. The victim reported that their car, a tan Buick Enclave, was stolen from their […]
Public Service Commission lowers Atmos Energy’s rate increase request
The Kentucky Public Service Commission issued an order on Monday, denying Atmos Energy’s initial base rate increase request and instead approved a smaller increase. Atmos Energy is a natural gas […]
YMCA Program Director spotlights upcoming events, activities
The Hopkinsville-Christian County YMCA has been busy all summer and Program Director Spencer Perry appeared on WHOP to talk about what they have in store as the school year gets […]
Hopkinsville urging citizens to help keep the sidewalks clear
The City of Hopkinsville are urging folks to make sure they’re not blocking any sidewalks, in the name of public safety. According to a news release, the City is launching […]
Christian Fiscal Court approves reduced property tax rate, hears update from Human Rights Commission
Christian Fiscal Court passed a reduced property tax rate at Tuesday morning’s meeting, and heard an update from the Human Rights Commission. Before getting to their agenda, magistrates heard from […]
Investigation underway into trooper-involved shooting incident
An investigation is underway following a trooper-involved shooting in Warren County where no one was injured. According to a news release from Kentucky State Police, it happened around 2:30 p.m. […]
Lane restrictions to happen on Lake Barkley Bridge next week during inspection
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is planning to conduct an inspection of the Lake Barkley Bridge at Canton starting next week, which means there will be some lane restrictions needed. According […]
FEMA officer discusses emergency management, PeADD agency director announces retirement at meeting
FEMA Federal Coordinating Officer Jeremy Slinker talked about emergency management, and Health and Family Services Director Jill Collins announced her upcoming retirement at Monday’s Pennyrile Area Development District meeting. August […]
Summer break may be ending, but summer weather isn’t
Despite schools coming back into session and summer breaks coming to a close, it’s still going feel very much like summer for the foreseeable future. Lead Forecaster Keith Cooley with […]
Atmos Energy reminds folks of the importance of safe digging
August 11 marks National 811 Day which spotlights the importance of safe digging to prevent damaging any underground utility lines. Atmos Energy is a natural gas service provider headquartered in […]