Hopkinsville News

The exterior of the McClure building gets power washed Tuesday. Joe Dunn says it's going to be fun putting the original charm back into downtown's 103-year-old McClure Building.

Bikers from all over the Commonwealth came together to pay tribute to our fallen warriors.

A jury has recommended that a former Kentucky death row inmate be sentenced to life without parole for 25 years in the 1990 murder of a 65-year-old Hopkinsville woman.

Call it the Case of the Bloody Mattress. City sanitation workers in southwestern Kentucky were recently left with the problem of how to dispose of a bloody mattress put out with the trash.

After a quarter-century of granting dreams for ill children, The Dream Factory may be granting the dream of a slightly older crowd Friday when it sponsors a free concert by alt-rock band Better Than Ezra.

By Samantha Swindler / Managing Editor Corbin Main Street's "Meet Me Downtown" free summer concert series continues this Friday with the second of three concerts.

Police are in a dangerous race with an armed robber hoping to catch him before he terrorizes another group of fast food workers to steal money.

The banging of hammers and buzzing of saws may be welcome sounds for some Ashland area residents next week.

Police are asking for your help in identifying a man believed to be responsible for a number of fast food robberies in Kentucky and Tennessee.

Kars For Kids 2009 Big Brothers Big Sisters Kars for Kids show in the Cadiz Baptist Church Parking lot on Saturday afternoon.

Hopkinsville, KY - The Kentucky State Police of Post 2 in Madisonville investigated a single vehicle accident that occurred Tuesday at noon.

HOPKINSVILLE - The morning sun beat down on a man and a woman, one wearing a suede vest, cowboy hat and boots complete with spurs, the other wearing an 1800s dress stained with fake blood.

Trial was set Oct. 13 for a former sheriffa s sergeant charged with reckless homicide of an 11-year-old girl.

Longtime Kentucky New Era newsroom employee Jennifer Brown has been named editor at the Hopkinsville newspaper.

Hopkinsville, KY - A Hopkinsville man was injured in a single car accident Friday night.

Ron Sample has recently earned MetLife's Leaders level of recognition - an honor bestowed to a select set of MetLife top producers, specifically those who exemplify the highest standards of personal integrity, professionalism and customer service across the company, according to a news release.

Weeks after most students have left campus, a number of DePauw laboratories remain open for science.

Arena Dixon of Clarksville, Tenn., is just one short summer away from something she's wanted for a long time.

Residents of far western Kentucky won't see a new telephone area code until Jan.

Jennie Barnett, Executive Director of the Mid - West Kentucky Chapter of the America Red Cross, was the special guest speaker at the Madisonville Noon Kiwanis Club on Friday.