PHOTOS – Caldwell Lady Tigers 46 Dawson Springs 12
Caldwell County’s girls picked up a 7th District win over Dawson Springs on Tuesday, defeating the Lady Panthers 46-12 in Princeton. See our shots from the game in this photo gallery from YSE.
Man Charged With Assaulting A Police Officer In Hopkinsville
A Hopkinsville man was charged with assaulting a police officer after an incident at the hospital on Tuesday morning.
Paul Discusses Need For Smarter Spending
United States Senator Rand Paul says it is time for Congress to get a spending bill in place for the remainder of the year and then look at ways to get the federal debt under control. Senator
Temporary Weight Limits In Effect On Several District 2 Bridges
The Kentucky State Transportation Cabinet is implementing temporary weight limits on several bridges across the state starting Wednesday, January 21, to enhance highway safety after recent engineering inspections. According to officials, engineers conducted federally required reviews of
Winter Storm Watch Issued for Weekend System
The National Weather Service in Paducah has issued a Winter Storm Watch for western Kentucky, effective from late Friday night through Sunday morning. Forecasters warn that periods of moderate to heavy snow are possible, with total accumulations
It’s An O-‘Kay’ Night as Lady Rebels Roll Past Hopkinsville
The Todd County Central Lady Rebels obviously missed JaMya Kay while she was gone. In her third game back after missing time due to an injury, the senior hit for 17 points as the Lady Rebels ended
Tigers Ride First-Quarter Surge Past Todd Central
A big opening quarter sent visiting Hopkinsville past Todd County Central on Tuesday, with five Tigers reaching double figures in a 90-74 victory over the Rebels. Jayven Battle scored nine, and Curtis Dillard and Jayon Bass combined
Icy Roads Lead To Several Crashes In Christian County
Authorities are investigating several crashes after roads in the northern end of Christian County became slick on Wednesday morning.
Better For Butchery Taking Porter Road Meats To New Level
Thanks to a 2.5 million dollar USDA Rural Development loan Porter Road meats in Princeton is stepping into a new era under the name of Better For Butchery. Kentucky USDA Rural Development Director Travis Burton was on
Trigg County Road Department Focused On Roads & Bridges
Current and future projects, coupled with a potential for winter weather this coming weekend, have the Trigg County Road Department well on standby over the next few days. That’s according to Road Supervisor Brandon Calhoun, who shared