Gov. Beshear talks Medicaid, PreK for All, the American dream in his final budget address
Wednesday marked Andy Beshear final budget proposal as governor of Kentucky, and it carried with it big goals and ideals, as the Kentucky General Assembly begins the process of constructing […]
Dinner Church finds new home at the Salvation Army
Known as Breaking Bread Dinner Church is moving to a new home—starting Thursday, Dinner Church can be found in the Salvation Army Life Navigation Dining Hall in Hopkinsville. This move […]
Hopkinsville Fire Department recognizes recent promotions, a retirement
The Hopkinsville Fire Department announced two promotions following the recent retirement of Captain Curtis Nightingale. Nightingale retired on December 29 after serving 22 years with the department. To fill Nightingale’s […]
Camo Caravan opens new location in downtown Hopkinsville
When floodwaters swept across Christian County in 2025, homes and businesses were severely damaged, leaving many people to rebuild or move. The folks at Camo Caravan decided to salvage what […]
Police arrest Hopkinsville man for assault, kidnapping
Hopkinsville Police arrested 33-year-old James Himmelhaver after he reportedly assaulted a woman and prevented her from leaving the scene on Tuesday. According to a report, officers responded to a location […]
Further proceedings set for Pembroke-Oak Grove Road murder suspect
Another pretrial hearing was set in Christian Circuit Court Wednesday morning for murder suspect Anthony Moore, as his defense looks to see if a resolution can be reached. Public defender […]
Nortonville man killed in vehicle vs. pedestrian collision
Kentucky State Police are investigating after a Nortonville man was struck by a vehicle and died in Hopkins County Tuesday. According to a news release, the collision between a vehicle […]
HPD staff receive Distinguished Group Award for their actions during a barricaded incident
The Hopkinsville Police Department is recognizing a group of their staff for their valiant efforts in November when a subject barricaded themselves inside of an apartment. That individual was experiencing […]
City Council approves changes to residential improvement programs
Hopkinsville City Council Members approved amendments to the Legacy Hopkinsville Rental Rehabilitation Incentives Program and the Housing Empowerment Plan at Tuesday’s meeting. Before any program changes were voted on, Mayor […]
Commerce Park II, water infrastructure among fiscal court’s legislative priorities
As state lawmakers get back to work in Frankfort, Christian County Judge Executive Jerry Gilliam shared the Fiscal Court’s legislative priorities in his State of the County address at Tuesday’s […]