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Hopkinsville Police are kicking off their summer community outreach. Saturday, police were joined by community members at the Dog Park for a cookout and fun. Chief Jason Newby says the idea was to provide a time for

As a show of goodwill, Men2Be hosted a cookout at Attucks High School on Saturday. Co-founder LaDessa Lewis says they are planning big things for the neighborhood and want residents to know they are welcomed. click to

A wreck on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Hopkinsville sent two people to the hospital Saturday morning.

The Kentucky Lottery announced Friday that two Paducah residents were winners in the April 6th Powerball drawing. The common theme was that both tickets were purchased from the same Quick Shop, and both walked away with $108,000.

Governor Andy Beshear’s veto of House Bill 5, known as the Safer Kentucky Act, was overridden Friday.

A wreck on Pennyrile Parkway near the Pembroke Road exit sent a Hopkinsville woman to the hospital Friday afternoon.

A Dollar General on West 7th Street in Hopkinsville was robbed at gunpoint Friday afternoon.

Early Friday, bill co-sponsors Senator Whitney Westerfield and Senator David Yates, alongside Whitney/Strong Organization’s Executive Director Whitney Austin, took to the Frankfort Capitol Rotunda pushing hope and momentum for the enacting of CARR, or Crisis Aversion and

Police will be taking unused, unwanted, or expired medication in an event at Walmart in Oak Grove on April 27th.