The Hopkinsville City Council swore in new Hopkinsville Police Department officer Cassidy Martinez during May’s first city council meeting Tuesday night.
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The Oak Grove City Council met Tuesday for a regular meeting in which the council approved the second readings of amendments to two animal control-related ordinances and discussed Oak Grove Police Department staffing and handbook issues.
The first jury trial scheduled to take place in Christian County in around a year was postponed Monday morning after the victim in the case did not appear in court despite being allegedly subpoenaed. Jury trials were postponed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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After the departure of Mark Peach to Danville, the Trigg County Wildcats didn’t go very far to find their new head football coach.
Following a trip to Lexington in the state swim meet a year ago, Hopkinsville’s Chase Atkins was excited and ready to make the most of his final season in the pool.
The Hoptown Hoppers have begun rolling out their 2021 Ohio Valley League roster ahead of the team’s return to the field after missing all of last year due to COVID-19.
After the 2020 season came to a close, Hopkinsville’s Ella Falco had high aspirations for her final year as a member of the Hoptown swim team.
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Carolyn Wettstein Radford, 90, of Hopkinsville, KY died at 8:4…
Roscoe Anderson Jr., 37, died Thursday, April 29, 2021 at his home.
Brenda Joy Thomas, 77, Faulkner Drive, Hopkinsville, died Satu…
Baby Jayden Chase Fultz, stillborn, passed away on Saturday, M…
Julana Louise Haley, 55, of Elkton, KY died Thursday April 29,…
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If Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s recent call for a new police foot-pursuit policy made you feel a twinge of what Yogi Berra is said to have called “deja vu all over again,” maybe you have good memory. We’ve been here before.
Any New Yorker alive in the 1980s knows the reference “Teflon Don.” It was well-earned by Gambino family mob boss John Gotti, famously acquitted in three high-profile trials in that decade. The Teflon wore off, however, in 1992, when he was finally convicted of five murders, conspiracy to co…
There has been understandable outrage and widespread criticism of the new voting laws in Georgia — and of similar efforts in other states. These laws would likely make voting more difficult, including by reducing options for voting and making it harder to use an absentee ballot. My research …
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