Chadron State President Patterson Tabbed As Murray State’s Next Leader
Following a special-called meeting held Monday morning, multiple reports indicate that Murray State University’s Board of Regents have announced Dr. Ron K. Patterson as the college’s 15th president.
VIDEO – Addison Middleton-Mobley Gets Medal in 55 Meters
Caldwell County sophomore Addison Middleton-Mobley shaved a tenth of a second off her previous best time and secured a sixth-place finish in the 55-meter dash at the Class 1A Indoor Track and Field Meet in Louisville. People-Tag:
Has Spring Arrived? 70s This Week Ahead of Friday Thunderstorms
Windy and warm conditions to begin the week will give way to rain by midweek and the chance of some severe weather on Friday.
Vehicle Fire Leads To Interstate 24 Slow Down
A vehicle fire on Interstate 24 led to a temporary slowdown in Trigg County Monday afternoon.
Two Men Charged With Trafficking Drugs
A search of a Hopkinsville home led to two men being charged with trafficking drugs Saturday afternoon.
VIDEO – UHA Runs to Second Place in 1A Indoor 800-Meter Relay
The University Heights Academy squad of Griffin McCoy, Harlow Hampton, Clayton Lester, and Ryan Luckey ran to second place in the 800-meter relay at the Class 1A Indoor Track and Field Meet in Louisville. People-Tag: Clayton Lester,
Murder Defendant Found Intoxicated With A Damaged Prisoner Monitoring Device
A Clarksville man charged with a 2022 murder in Oak Grove was arrested over the weekend after police said he was intoxicated inside a vehicle.
Man Charged In Several Burglaries In Hopkinsville
A Hopkinsville man was charged with burglarizing several Hopkinsville businesses and a school Sunday afternoon.
Supporting Fort Campbell, Local Leaders Land In DC
For more than three decades, local leaders have combined their efforts on “Citizens for Fort Campbell” — hoping to advocate and discuss with Washington, D.C., legislators the key issues surrounding the home of U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne
Couple Charged With Endangering The Welfare Of A Minor
A Hopkinsville man and woman were charged with endangering the welfare of a minor after animal feces along with trash was found in their home and covered the floors Sunday morning.