The Chair Project raised $3,680 for Sanctuary Inc. as bidders packed Hopkinsville Brewing Co. to claim creatively remade ...

About one in 14 Kentuckians who rely on food assistance have lost their benefits since the implementation of House Resolution ...

In a social media post late Saturday night, Gov. Andy Beshear said three people had died in Madison County and one in Jackson ...

Gov. Andy Beshear is inviting Kentuckians to “Kentucky Celebrates America250” on from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. (ET) on July 4 at the Kentucky Historical Society campus, 100 West Broadway, in historic ...

Local observances begin with a Pennyrile Area Community Band concert on Thursday and continue with a big fireworks show Saturday at the fairgrounds.

William Richard “Dickie” Harper Jr., 79, of Scottsville, died on Friday, June 19, at his residence of natural causes. A Hopkinsville native, he was a postal carrier for more than 30 years. He was a ...

Lavon Alexander McGriff, 38, of Hopkinsville, died on Saturday, June 20, at his home. He was a native of Hollywood, Florida. There will be no services. King’s Funeral Home is in charge of the ...

Denyse Ann Miller, 72, of Berne Drive, Oak Grove, died on Friday, June 19, at Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital of natural causes. A native of Trenton, Michigan, she was a homemaker and a member of ...

Cami Koons is an Iowa Capital Dispatch reporter covering agriculture and the environment. She previously worked at ...

Dr. Katrine L. Wallace holds a PhD in Epidemiology and also has professional experience in science communication, infectious ...

Steve Dunning, 68, of Antioch Road in Hopkinsville, died on Tuesday, June 30, at his home. A native of Christian County, he was a cattleman and owner/operator of Water Witch Pools. He was of the ...

Neveah Monae Gill, 19, of Hopkinsville, died on Tuesday, June 23. She was the daughter of Nichelle Nicole Babb Derrick Antonio Gill, and was to be sworn into the military on Monday, June 29. She ...