Hopkinsville man receives 30-year federal sentence for drug crimes
After being found guilty of conspiring to obtain and distribute drugs in January, 46-year-old Robert Blaine of Hopkinsville was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison on Tuesday. According to […]
Kentucky cattle producers celebrate May as beef month
By: Ag. Reporter Mollie Goode Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell proclaimed May as beef month in Kentucky with the help of Kentucky beef industry personnel and producers on Monday, May […]
Mediation possible for fatal crash manslaughter suspect
Trial has been officially postponed for manslaughter suspect Jaden Johnson, after the new prosecutor requested more time to become informed on the case and work towards a possible resolution. Former […]
HHS Jazz Ensemble invites music lovers to benefit concert
The Hopkinsville High School Jazz Ensemble is inviting the community to Jazz on the Town on Saturday for an evening of music and a silent auction, all to benefit the […]
April flood waters still linger in Oak Grove, southern Christian Co.
Photo by Oak Grove City Council Member Janet Edwards While a lot of Christian County has dried out and moved on from April’s historic flooding, several areas still remain water […]
Christian Co. Jail warns of phone scam
Officials with the Christian County Jail are putting out the alert on a phone scam circulating the community. Scam phone calls are being placed to residents where the caller is […]
Deadline for TVA Robotics grants set for May 15
The Tennessee Valley Authority and the Bicentennial Volunteers, Inc. is putting out a reminder to local educators that the deadline to apply for one of the new Robotics Awards program […]
Bobby Love named Calloway High School Principal
A man with strong Hopkinsville ties will take over as the principal at Calloway County High School on July 1. Bobby Love, the son of the late WHOP News Director […]
City Council approves 2025 ward map, discuss recreation area projects
Hopkinsville City Council members approved the 2025 city ward map and discussed local recreation projects at their Tuesday meeting. To start the meeting, the council recognized May as Asian American […]
Beshear orders flags to be at half-staff in honor of soldier who died in WWII
Gov. Andy Beshear has ordered all flags at state buildings to be lowered to half-staff on Wednesday in honor of U.S. Army Private First-Class Kenneth Burgess, age 29 of Central […]