A Nashville gynecologist who lost his medical license last month for overprescribing pills to his girlfriend and others practiced obstetrics and gynecology in Hopkinsville for several years prior to crossing the state line.
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Appellate Judge Shea Nickell and State Senator Whitney Westerfield sparred Wednesday night at the Hopkinsville City Council chambers during a Kentucky Supreme Court debate sponsored by the League of Women Voters.
The man accused in the 2015 Pembroke triple homicide, Christian Martin, 51, appeared in court Wednesday morning before Judge John Atkins for an adversarial bond hearing where Martin's bond was ultimately set at $3 million.
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LEXINGTON -- Johnny Juzang is a shooter and he's not afraid to admit he has a feel for making shots.
HENDERSON -- Tuesday's weather forced the Hopkinsville Tigers to wait an extra day to take on Hopkins County Central in the first round of the Second Region Tournament at Henderson County.
Hopkinsville head coach Jeff Addison was going to make Henderson County earn the goals it got on Wednesday night.
As they entered penalty kicks against Madisonville-North Hopkins, the University Heights Academy Lady Blazers had the Lady Maroons right where they wanted them.Â
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Chris A. Williams, 61, Tanglewood Drive, died Monday, Oct. 14,…
Arlea Lockett, 94, died at 2:13 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2019,…
Billy Joe Menser, 78, of Claw Court, died Monday, Oct. 14, 201…
George William West, 84, of May Court, died at 5:07 p.m. Monda…
David "Sleepy" Harrison, 64, Cadiz, died Thursday, Oct. 3, 201…
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Young talent matters and more communities are doing what it takes to attract and retain young professionals to work, live and play.
The Kentucky Auditor of Public Accounts released a special examination evaluating the transparency, administration, and compliance with Senate Bill 2 (2017 Regular Session) of the Kentucky Retirement Systems, the Teachers' Retirement System of Kentucky, and the Judicial Form Retirement Syste…
Last week at the state fair in Louisville, the Kentucky Farm Bureau raffled off one very expensive ham and Chris Hartman held one very expensive protest.
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