Scott Brown

Christian County health officials are urging residents to check their vaccination records and watch for symptoms as the county continues to deal with a measles outbreak.

University Heights Academy opened the 2026 volleyball season with a four-set loss at Graves County. Lady Blazers coach Faye Hendricks has another young squ

Two days after watching a three-goal lead disappear, Fort Campbell found itself in a familiar position on Monday. This time, the Lady Falcons finished the

University Heights Academy advanced to the semifinals of the All A Classic region tournament on Monday with a 5-1 win at Trigg County. Here are some shots

A former Hopkinsville youth pastor has been charged under the new Kentucky grooming law that took effect last month.

Jensen Nolte scored on Trigg County’s first shot of the game on Tuesday against Graves County. It turned out to be the Wildcats’ only goal in a 1-1 tie and

The Hopkinsville Art Guild is bringing its Art Loop back Saturday, giving people a chance to visit local artists at nine locations around Hopkinsville.

Hopkinsville is preparing for another invasion as Goblin Con returns for a second year, bringing UFO enthusiasts, paranormal researchers and curious families together for a two-day event.

Downtown Hopkinsville will become a community gathering place this weekend as the city's Downtown Block Party returns for a second year with live

Crittenden County controlled the first two sets Thursday, then rallied from nine points down in the third to complete a 3-0 district volleyball win over Tr