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News
10 months ago
High number of Angels still unclaimed for Christmas, Hopkinsville Salvation Army shares heartfelt plea

This year, the Salvation Army Angel Trees carried an overwhelming number of Angels this year.

Crime
10 months ago
Hopkinsville woman charged after DUI crash with children in vehicle

A baby and a young child were in a car that was driven off the roadway by a drunk Hopkinsville woman.

News
10 months ago
9-acre car auction business breaks ground in Oak Grove

Thoroughbred Auto Auction plans to open their first Kentucky location in October of 2026.

News
10 months ago
Work week weather: Temperatures rise and fall, rain expected mid-week in Hopkinsville

Christian County forecast: As rain comes in and moves out, temperatures will range from the 30s to the 50s.

News
10 months ago
Hopkinsville Police vehicle escorting Santa involved in crash Sunday

No injuries were reported after an HPD car and another vehicle went off the roadway Sunday afternoon.

Hopkinsville Christmas Parade on December 13, 2025. (Wesley Irvin)
Entertainment
10 months ago
Hopkinsville celebrates Christmas season with night parade | PHOTOS

The HES/EnergyNet Night Christmas Parade made its way through Hopkinsville on Dec. 13.

News
10 months ago
News in Christian County: Water park closed, Toyota Boshoku grand opening, 7 Brew opens, Gander memorial and more

Check out some trending news stories from around Hopkinsville and Christian County this week.

News
10 months ago
Fallen honored, renovations unveiled at Gander Memorial Park for 40th anniversary of deadly crash | PHOTOS

The 40th anniversary of a crash that killed over 200 Fort Campbell soldiers was honored in a ceremony in Hopkinsville.

Sports
10 months ago
2 last minute additions made to Hopkinsville High School’s Hall of Fame

Craig “Blade” Walters and Dr. Larry Long will be included in the HHS Hall of Fame.

News
10 months ago
Hopkinsville EMS utilizes incoming state funds by creating 3 new captain positions

New EMS captain positions for Hopkinsville will be fully funded by House Bill 152.