Dionte Berry

The Hopkinsville-Christian County Human Rights Commission is preparing for its 52nd annual Unity Breakfast in October and award nominations are currently open. The Unity Breakfast is the commission's biggest annual event, and Executive Director Raychel Farmer says this year's theme is “Rooted in Compassion, Moving Forward with Hope” and the ...

Hopkinsville Police were assisted by Christian County Sheriff's Deputies on Wednesday to apprehend a robbery suspect following a pursuit.

The West Kentucky Workforce Board is hosting Rapid Response meetings to help O'Charley's employees find new jobs and learn more about unemployment benefits.

Fifty-nine-year-old Robert Ingram of Cadiz was arrested by Kentucky State Police following an investigation into a recent barn fire. According to KSP, troopers were called to investigate a barn fire in the 5000 block of Princeton Road in Cadiz. A certified fire and explosives investigator reportedly found that there was ...

Governor Andy Beshear spotlighted rising gas prices and criticized President Donald Trump's actions concerning the war in Iran at Wednesday's Team Kentucky Update. Beshear says Labor Day weekend was meant to be a time where families bid farewell to summer, but instead, they were impacted by record high gas prices ...

Hopkinsville Police, with the help of the Christian County Sheriff's Office, arrested 18-year-old McHale Manning-Lewis of Hopkinsville on Wednesday for an alleged robbery and for fleeing from law enforcement. According to a report from police, officers responded to a residence on Jan Drive for a robbery. The victim was with ...

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced that part of West 7th Street in Hopkinsville will undergo daily lane closures starting on Friday. According to a news release, crews will block the street's westbound lane from Cadiz Road to North Drive between 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. During the closures, crews will ...

The Pennyroyal Arts Council is inviting young artists in the community to make downtown Hopkinsville a little more colorful in this year's Fall Break Mural Art Camp.

Nearly 3,000 people lost their lives 25 years ago in the September 11, terrorist attacks, and on Friday, Hopkinsville's Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1913 hosted a memorial service to remember the fallen and those still impacted by the tragedy.

Live music, a vendor market and carnival rides have taken over downtown Hopkinsville for Parks and Recreation's 10th annual Summer Salute. The morning might have brought some rain showers, but everything dried up in time for the two-day festival to kick off at 11 a.m. on Friday. The festival had ...