Clarksville Man Charged With Fleeing From Safety Checkpoint
A Clarksville man was charged after he reportedly fled from law enforcement and almost hit an officer during a safety checkpoint on Pembroke Oak Grove Road Sunday night.
Imes Discusses KCTCS Prison Education Bill
Fifth District State Representative Mary Beth Imes is hopeful that House Bill 5 will help reduce reincarceration of inmates after being released from state prisons. Imes says House Bill 5 establishes a clear path to educate prisoners
KY 115 And Caution Lights In State Road Plan
Funding for Kentucky 115 and Caution lights near Fairview and Pembroke are included in the initial state road plan passed by the Kentucky House of Representatives last week. Ninth District State Representative Myron Dossett the Kentucky 115
Thomas Discussess Additional Local Road Funding
Additional local road funding could be coming to some priority projects if the Kentucky Road plan remains similar to the wqy the Kentucky House of Representatives crafted the designations. Eighth District State Representative Walker Thomas says 2026-28
Medicaid & Education Being Considered By State Senate
Increased cost of medicaid and critical road projects are on the mind of third district State Senator Craig Richardson. Senator Richardson says after being passed by the Kentucky House of Representatives last week the state senate Appropriations
Caldwell County Volleyball Awards Presented for 2025 Season
The Caldwell County Lady Tiger volleyball team handed out postseason awards during the team’s banquet Sunday in the CCHS cafeteria. The Lady Tigers went 17-11 in the 2025 season, winning the 7th District championship before falling in
Ronald Jones, 72, of Christian County
Ronald Mozell Jones, 72, passed away on Monday, February 23, 2026, in Fairbanks, Alaska. Born on August 1, 1953, he was the son of the late James Jones and Lillian Frazier. Ronald was a member of the
Weather Officials Say Saturday Storm Damage Caused By Microburst
The National Weather Service said Sunday evening that storm damage from Saturday morning’s storm in east Cadiz was consistent with the appearance of a small microburst. Weather officials conducted a survey in the area of Arthur Wallace
HFD Celebrates Year Of Service & Achievement At Annual Gala
The Hopkinsville Fire Department held its annual Gala over the weekend, bringing together members and their guests to recognize a year of service and achievements. The event provided an opportunity for colleagues to reconnect, honor recent retirees,
Access to Fort Campbell May Take Longer Than Normal
Access to Fort Campbell may take longer than usual as the installation increases security measures in response to heightened global tensions involving Iran. Officials at Fort Campbell said individuals entering the post through Access Control Points, commonly