Hopkinsville City Council approved several ordinances and municipal orders at Tuesday night’s meeting, which included the closings of four CSX rail crossings, transferring an L&N Depot deed to the Local Development Corporation, and incentives for a downtown...Read More

A bronze statue seated near the old courthouse and the Alhambra Theater of one Edward “Ned” Breathitt — the 51st Governor of Kentucky and revered Hopkinsville native — is well on its way to becoming reality....Read More

A fire at Superior Graphite on Calvin Drive led to an evacuation of the building Tuesday afternoon....Read More

Four bills have been introduced in the Kentucky House to legalize sports betting with one of them directly addressing the ability to place bets in person or through mobile apps....Read More

  Cadiz Police Major Tyler Thomas was one of 18 police officers to complete the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training’s justice development class....Read More

The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County is partnering with several other agencies to honor and recognize one of Hopkinsville’s most celebrated women as part of its Women’s History Month celebration. A proclamation was signed Tuesday afternoon at...Read More

  A Cadiz woman was charged after she reportedly tried to destroy drugs during a search warrant on Canton Road in Trigg County Saturday night....Read More