VIDEO – Dakotah Gammon Part of Todd Central’s Potent Offense
Dakotah Gammon is off to a .471 start at the plate for Todd County Central with 37% of her hits of the extra base variety. The senior is part of an offense batting .394 through five games.
VIDEO – Julia Harris Says Lady Storm Sticking Together Through Rough Start
Julia Harris leads the Hopkins Central Lady Storm in hitting (.381), doubles (11), and RBI (11). While the start hasn’t been what the team was working for, the junior catcher says they are sticking together as they
Trigg Fiscal Court Approves 911 Standard Operating Guidelines
To some, it just looks like a color-coded white binder — full of papers, rules and regulations.
Man Charged With Drug Possession In Trigg County
A Cadiz man was charged after he was seen taking a battery off of a vehicle owned by a man who was found deceased on Adams Mill Road Monday.
Pembroke Receives Rescue Boat From Gary Sinise Foundation
Firefighters in Pembroke proudly accepted a rescue boat given to them from the Gary Sinise Foundation Monday afternoon.
Missy Gibbs, 57, of Hopkinsville
Melissa "Missy" Gibbs, 57, of Hopkinsville, passed away Sunday, March 30, 2025 at her home of natural causes. Memorial services will be held at 6:00 p.m. Thursday, April 10, 2025 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Gene
Hopkinsville Cleanup Efforts Continuing
The City of Hopkinsville is continuing its focus on recovery and clean-up efforts from the record rainfall that fell last week.
I-24 Cerulean Road Overpass to See Work for Two Weeks
The state transportation cabinet has announced a nighttime work zone lane restriction along I-24 eastbound near the 62-mile marker in Trigg County.
Rainfall Totals Set New Records Across Western Kentucky
Weather forecasters said last week’s rain would reach historic levels, and they proved to be right. Several counties in western Kentucky set new records for two, three, and four-day rainfall totals. Trigg County received 14.56 inches of
Record Crests Measured on the Little and Tradewater Rivers
The National Weather Service Office in Paducah is continuing to assess damage from last week’s storms that produced tornadoes and flooding across western Kentucky.