Crofton Woman Charged With Trafficking Drugs
A Crofton woman was charged with trafficking drugs after an investigation into a brush fire at her home on North Old Madisonville Street Wednesday afternoon.
Woman Charged With Assaulting Man With Coffee Cup
A Hopkinsville woman was charged with assault after a report of a disturbance on South Kentucky Avenue Saturday afternoon.
Man Charged After Hit-And-Run Crash
A Cadiz man was charged after a Hit-And-run crash on Cadiz Road in Hopkinsville Wednesday night.
Woman Charged After Trying To Hit Her Boyfriend With A Vehicle
A Hopkinsville woman was charged after she allegedly tried to hit her boyfriend with a vehicle on Fort Campbell Boulevard Sunday night.
Dog Reported Stolen In Hopkinsville
A dog was reported stolen on Crest Drive in Hopkinsville Sunday night.
VIDEO – Isaac DeFew Takes A Look At His Expanded Role This Season
Isaac DeFew has added some height, strength, and responsibility to his game for the Lyon County Lyons this season. After scoring five points and grabbing four rebounds last year, the junior hopes to double those this season.
VIDEO – Ryan Perry Breaks Down Lyon’s Puzzle Pieces in 2024-25
With the loss of four starters facing Ryan Perry for the 2024-25 season, the Lyon County head coach knows the players who saw considerable time in last year’s state title run will be tasked with more responsibility.
PREVIEW – Lady Tigers Ready to Roar in 2024-2025
After getting on a late season roll in 2023-2024, the Hopkinsville Lady Tigers picked up the 8th District championship and advanced to the 2nd Region semifinals before falling to Hopkins County Central. Despite losing a couple of
TVA STEM Grants Doled Out In Christian, Todd Counties
Officials with the Tennessee Valley Authority have announced the winners of their annual Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics — or “STEM” grants — and several schools in the News Edge Listening area are set to benefit.
Former Murray State University Professor Honored With Agriculture Leadership Award
A retired Murray State Professor who helped start the Quarter Horse show at the North American International Livestock Exposition was honored during the annual Farm-City Luncheon November 15th.