VIDEO – The Miller’s Son Opening Soon
The Miller’s Son is the newest boutique to open in downtown Hopkinsville on 6th Street. Owner, John Miller-Reynolds says he is excited to bring this new shopping experience to the city. The Miller’s Son will also offer
Kenwood Drive Murder Suspect’s Trial Moved
The man accused in a 2017 Kenwood Drive murder will not go to trial next week as the court waits for testing to be completed. Commonwealths Attorney Lynn Pryor and Sergio Del Angels attorney David Rye asked
VIDEO – HPD Chief Sumner Speaks Before Memorial
Hopkinsville Police Department Chief Clayton Sumner addressed media before fallen Officer Phillip Meacham’s memorial service Wednesday. He remembers Officer Meacham as a good man and a great officer and says the department is taking it day to
VIDEO – Police Escort of Fallen Officer Phillip Meacham
Dozens of officers from local law enforcement agencies escorted the body of fallen Hopkinsville Police Officer Phillip Meacham from the Medical Examiner’s Office in Madisonville to Lamb Funeral Home in Hopkinsville, where services are still pending. The
Mental Health Treatment Mandated For Officers
Law enforcement officials who encounter tragic and horrific events while on the job would get mental health and wellness support under a measure on its way to the governor after receiving final passage Tuesday on a 38-0
Financial Literacy Bill Headed To Governor For Signature
Kentucky public school students will now be expected to know how to balance a checkbook and the ups and downs of debt. Financial literacy is a requirement under House Bill 132, which passed on a final vote
Attorneys Want Death Penalty Removed In Palmer Murder
Attorneys say they will be asking for the death penalty to be removed in the 2016 Oak Grove murder of 19-year old DeAndre Palmer. 21-year old Leonardo Miller appeared in Christian Circuit Court Wednesday morning with his
Woodmill Road Arsonist Enters Plea
The man accused of setting fire to a Woodmill Road residence pleaded guilty Tuesday instead of going to trial. Jamal Perry entered the plea in Christian Circuit Court to an amended 2nd Degree Arson charge as well
Retired Teachers Take Pension Concerns To Governor
Retired teachers continue to speak out about the proposed cuts to their pensions and met with Governor Matt Bevin Monday. Charlene Sheehan, who traveled a few weeks ago to Frankfort, spoke for the group of about a
Woman Of The Year Nominations Still Sought
The Hopkinsville-Christian County Human Relations Commission is extending the window to nominate a woman for the Fannie Bronson Postell Woman of the Year award. Officials say the deadline will be Monday, March 19 at 4:30pm. Previous winners