As the 4th of July approaches, and people in the community prepare to celebrate, there are certain rules and regulations to adhere to.
Various pills were found inside the vehicle of a suspect that fled police while driving on a suspended license and running through a neighborhood.
The proposed agricultural transitional district would mostly apply to properties in western Hopkinsville near the bypass and Bradshaw Road.
The Hopkinsville City Council was optimistic Tuesday evening during discussions about the city allowing medical cannabis businesses.
As temperatures continually stay in the 90s, and the heat index continues to rise, it is more important than ever to make sure people aren’t left behind in vehicles.
July’s History on Tap will be on a special day and features a special presentation by Hopkinsville Brewing Company’s own Joey Medeiros.
Unlike a lot of other teenagers his age, Connor Brown is spending his summer focusing on distributing food and essential supplies to people in need throughout Hopkinsville.
Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation will supply the music for these free events, and firefighters will supply the hoses and water for kids to play in.
Babies, toddlers, kids, teens, and adults are prepping their gowns and glitter for a competition that builds confidence, and meaningful relationships.
A new street renaming policy was brought to the Committe of the Whole that sets more regulations in place in attempts to keep things fair and adhere to standards other cities have set.