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NWS REPORTS WINTER STORM COULD DUMP 4+ INCHES OF SNOW ON AREA
THE LISTENING AREA IS UNDER A WINTER STORM WARNING ISSUED BY THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN PADUCAH, WHICH WAS UPGRADED FROM A WINTER STORM ADVISORY AROUND MID-MORNING, MEANING THE AREA COULD BE IMPACTED BY AT LEAST FOUR INCHES OF SNOW ACCUMULATION.
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ROARING SPRING MURDER TRIAL JURY SELECTION BEGINNING TUESDAY
CIRCUIT JUDGE C.A. WOODALL SAYS IT WILL LIKELY BE A WEEK FROM TOMORROW (TUESDAY) BEFORE THE JURY IN THE KEVIN DUNLAP ROARING SPRING TRIPLE MURDER CASE WILL HEAR EVIDENCE.
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KILLINGS TRIAL SCHEDULED TO GET BEGIN THIS WEEK; JURY SELECTION UNDERWAY
JURY SELECTION IS UNDERWAY AT THIS HOUR IN THE TRIAL AGAINST A FORMER SHERIFF’S DETECTIVE, RON KILLINGS, WHO IS CHARGED WITH HITTING AND KILLING 11-YEAR OLD LAKEISHA WHITE OF HOPKINSVILLE IN MURFREESBORO DURING THE SUMMER OF 2008.
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FIRE REPORTEDLY CAUSES $33,000 IN DAMAGE TO HAYES STREET HOUSE
HOPKINSVILLE FIREFIGHTERS SAY A SUNDAY AFTERNOON FIRE THAT CAUSED 33-THOUSAND DOLLARS IN DAMAGE TO A HAYES STREET HOME IS UNDER INVESTIGATION AFTER THE HOMEOWNER REPORTED IT MAY BE OF SUSPICIOUS ORIGIN.
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POLICE ARREST MAN IN RAPE OF 60 YEAR-OLD WOMAN REPORTED LAST WEEK
HOPKINSVILLE POLICE SAY A DUSTY LANE MAN, WHO ALSO RESIDES AT WESTERN STATE HOSPITAL, WAS ARRESTED FRIDAY AFTERNOON AROUND 2:00 FOR THE RAPE AND SODOMY OF A 60 YEAR-OLD WOMAN REPORTED LAST WEEK.
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FORT CAMPBELL WOMAN ORDERED TO PAY OVER $68,000 IN RESTITUTION
A FORT CAMPBELL WOMAN WILL HAVE TO PAY OVER 68-THOUSAND DOLLARS IN RESTITUTION AND SERVE ONE DAY IN PRISON AFTER BEING SENTENCED IN FEDERAL COURT TODAY (MONDAY).
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KSP INVESTIGATING ROBBERY AND BURGLARY REPORTS IN AMISH/MENNONITE COMMUNITIES
KENTUCKY STATE POLICE POST TWO IN MADISONVILLE IS INVESTIGATING NUMEROUS ROBBERY AND BURGLARY COMPLAINTS IN THE AMISH/MENNONITE COMMUNITIES OF CHRISTIAN AND TODD COUNTIES.
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HOPKINSVILLE POLICE OFFICER AND K-9 SWORN-IN
A FORMER HOPKINSVILLE POLICE OFFICER, WHO SERVED IN IRAQ FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS, AND A NEW K-9 UNIT WERE SWORN IN BY MAYOR DAN KEMP BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING LAST TUESDAY NIGHT.
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NORTH DRIVE RECREATIONAL COMPLEX READY FOR USE APRIL 1ST
CITY OF HOPKINSVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION SUPERINTENDENT, GARY MCINTYRE SAYS THE RENOVATED FIELDS AND LARGE GROUP PICNIC SHELTER AT THE NORTH DRIVE RECREATIONAL COMPLEX WILL START BEING UTILIZED APRIL 1ST.
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AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE THEFT OF CAR PARTS
CHRISTIAN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPUTIES SAY ALMOST THREE-THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF CAR PARTS WERE STOLEN FROM A CADIZ ROAD STORAGE BUILDING BETWEEN DECEMBER 15TH AND FEBRUARY 4TH.
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COLLEGE ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS FOR LITERARY MAGAZINE
THE HOPKINSVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDTABLE IS ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS THROUGH MARCH 1ST.
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GENERAL CASEY VISITS FORT CAMPBELL, BIDS RAKKASAN HEADQUARTERS GOOD LUCK
FORT CAMPBELL SOLDIERS AND THEIR SPOUSES MET WITH ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF, 4 STAR GENERAL GEORGE CASEY, JUNIOR TODAY (FRIDAY), WITH CASEY TALKING ABOUT DEPLOYMENT AND ARMY FAMILY PROGRAMS.
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE TILLEY ON CITY OF CADIZ RECLASSIFICATION
8TH DISTRICT STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN TILLEY SAYS HE’S CONFIDENT THE BILL TO RECLASSIFY CADIZ AS CITY OF THE 4TH CLASS WILL PASS THE SENATE AND MOVE ON TO GOVERNOR STEVE BESHEAR FOR HIS SIGNATURE.
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WHITFIELD GRILLS SEBELIUS ON HEALTHCARE REFORM
1ST DISTRICT CONGRESSMAN ED WHITFIELD GRILLED DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SECRETARY KATHLEEN SEBELIUS THURSDAY ABOUT THE IMPACT THE HEALTHCARE REFORM LEGISLATION BEING CONSIDERED BY CONGRESS WILL HAVE ON KENTUCKIANS, ACCORDING TO A WHITFIELD NEWS RELEASE.
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SECRETARY OF STATE GETS ENDORSEMENTS FROM COUNTY JUDGE EXECUTIVES
TRIGG COUNTY JUDGE EXECUTIVE STAN HUMPHRIES IS REPORTEDLY VOICING HIS SUPPORT OF UNITED STATE’S SENATE HOPEFUL, TREY GRAYSON.
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HES SAYS COLDER TEMPERATURES MEAN HIGHER ELECTRIC BILLS
HOPKINSVILLE ELECTRIC SYSTEM GENERAL MANAGER AUSTIN CARROLL SAYS DUE TO UNUSUALLY COLD TEMPERATURES LAST MONTH RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS WILL SEE A HIGHER ELECTRIC BILL.
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CHRISTIAN COUNTY MAN REPORTEDLY WILL BE CHARGED WITH 8 COUNTS OF ANIMAL CRUELTY
THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT REPORTS A SHILOH CHURCH ROAD MAN WILL BE CHARGED WITH SEVERAL COUNTS OF CRUELTY AFTER SOME HORSES WERE FOUND MALNOURISHED AND IN BAD CONDITION ON A ROCKY RIDGE ROAD FARM SUNDAY MORNING.
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POLICE OFFERING $100 REWARD TO FIND PERSON DAMAGING WALKING TRAIL LIGHTS
THE CITY OF CADIZ AND CADIZ POLICE DEPARTMENT IS OFFERING A REWARD TO ANYONE WITH INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF THE PERSON(S) RESPONSIBLE FOR CAUSING 15-HUNDRED DOLLARS OF DAMAGE TO WALKING TRAIL LIGHTS.
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BUTLER ROAD WOMAN INJURED IN 2-VEHICLE WRECK
HOPKINSVILLE POLICE REPORT A 24-YEAR OLD BUTLER ROAD WOMAN WAS INJURED IN A TWO-VEHICLE REAR-END COLLISION AT THE INTERSECTION OF CLINIC DRIVE AND FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD YESTERDAY (THURSDAY) EVENING AROUND 5:15.
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HOPKINSVILLE MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY IN PURSE SNATCHING
AUTHORITIES HAVE CHARGED A HOPKINSVILLE MAN WITH 1ST DEGREE ROBBERY AND 1ST DEGREE WANTON ENDANGERMENT AFTER HE REPORTEDLY STOLE A WOMAN’S PURSE LAST MONTH IN THE WAL-MART PARKING LOT.
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