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1 hour ago
Top 10 news stories in Christian County: Latest from CCPS, city council updates, vandalism and more

1. School board hears latest on CCHS construction budget 2 months before opening: During […]

News
19 hours ago
Independent candidate for Hopkinsville mayor outlines campaign priorities

Desaepa Vansauwa will go up against the Republican and Democrat candidates for Mayor of Hopkinsville in November.

Traffic jam on a highway: multiple trucks and cars lined up in the right lanes near a construction area with orange cones and an overhead sign gantry.
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23 hours ago
TRAFFIC ALERT: Both directions of interstate shut down in Oak Grove

KYTC has reported a wreck that is impacting traffic on Friday.

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1 day ago
Weekend weather: Temperatures in the 80s, rain chances Sunday

Christian County forecast: More mild, humid temperatures will remain in the area as rain may come through the area on Sunday.

Masked person in a balaclava and gloves standing beside a dark SUV in a parking lot, seen from above (surveillance-style).
Crime
2 days ago
HPD seeks assistance in identifying firearm theft suspects

Three individuals were seen pulling on door handles of cars at a Hopkinsville apartment complex, resulting in the theft of firearms.

Herd of wild boars foraging on a muddy field, including a large adult and several piglets nearby
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2 days ago
Helicopters help remove 1,800 wild pigs from Land Between the lakes

This monthslong operation in Tennessee and Kentucky will improve opportunities for hunters and protect animals from disease.

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3 days ago
Police chief breaks down which drugs officers find in Oak Grove: Marijuana, heroin, meth, mushrooms

Oak Grove Chief of Police Victor Lynch told the city council about recent drug seizures and crime statistics.

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3 days ago
Hopkinsville officials discuss potential uses of $20 million in unassigned cash

For the current fiscal year, the Hopkinsville City Council finished May with over double the amount of unassigned cash than is required.

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