PHOTOS – Lyon County Lady Lyons vs Fort Campbell Lady Falcons – All A Classic
The Lyon County Lady Lyons took on the Fort Campbell Lady Falcons Monday night in the quarterfinals of the All A Classic 2nd Region tournament. YSE was there and got these pics from the game.
Aden McKinney, 17, of Crofton
Aden Asaiah Gage McKinney, age 17, beloved son, brother, and friend, passed away on January 3, 2026, at Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee, due to injuries sustained in a hunting accident. Aden was born on September 2,
PHOTOS – Webster County 64 Hopkins Central 46 – Kentucky 2A Section 1 Tournament
The Hopkins County Central Storm faced off against Webster County in the first round of the Kentucky 2A Section 1 Tournament, but the Trojans were able to get the commanding 64-46 win. YSE was there to get
Webster Stifles Hopkins Central in First Round of Kentucky 2A Section 1 Tourney
Hopkins County Central hosted the first round of the Kentucky 2A Section 1 Tournament on Monday night, and they matched up with Webster County. Despite having home court advantage, the Storm ended up losing to the Trojans
Details Released In North Wooldridge Road Arrest
A Hopkinsville man was charged after he reportedly damaged a police cruiser on North Wooldridge Road in Hopkinsville Monday night.
Man Charged With Assaulting Healthcare Provider
A Bowling Green man was charged with assaulting a healthcare provider Sunday night.
Names Released In Glass Avenue Crash
A teenager was hit by a vehicle on Glass Avenue in Hopkinsville on Wednesday night.
Names Released In Pembroke Road Crash
A wreck on Pembroke Road in Hopkinsville sent a Clarksville woman to the hospital on Wednesday morning.
Kentucky Fish And Wildlife Resources Shifting To Consumer Price Index Regulation
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources has adopted a new, predictable system for adjusting license, permit, tag and registration fees, following legislative approval of updated administrative regulations now in effect. Under the new approach, fees will be adjusted
Kentucky Department Of Fish And Wildlife Increases Invasive Carp Incentive
Commercial fishers are being offered more incentive to help remove invasive carp from Kentucky waters. The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources has increased its commercial fishing payment from 10 cents to 15 cents per pound