Breaking News from Hopkinsville KY

A disturbance call led to drugs and gun charges for a Hopkinsville man at 2:04 p.m. Tuesday on Phelps Avenue, according to a Hopkinsville police report. Dispatchers received a call from Taco Bell on West Seventh Street and were given a vehicle description of a gold Mercury Grand Marquis in connectio

Stevie L. Bacon (left) speaks to his attorney, Michael Thompson, after being denied furlough Wednesday in Christian Circuit Court.Melissa Pettitt | Kentucky New Era A man accused in an April shooting at a nightclub may soon be granted pretrial release on an ankle monitor. Stevie L. Bacon, 27, is cha

A Hopkinsville police officer is out of a job after an internal investigation found he violated the constitutional rights of several people. Body-camera footage obtained by the News 4 I-Team shows exactly why Officer Jason Brent resigned from the Hopkinsville Police Department. The video showed Bren

HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. (CLARKSVILLENOW) - Family footwear retailer Rack Room Shoes will open the doors to its newest location on Thursday, September 21 in the brand new Hopkinsville Towne Center, located at Lovers Lane and Fort Campbell Boulevard. The retailer, known for its ongoing "Buy One Get One 50 P

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - An improperly installed part caused a helicopter to crash in rural Tennessee, killing the two 101st Airborne Division pilots aboard, according to an Army report. A U.S. Army Aircraft Incident Report obtained by USA Today Network-Tennessee says the Apache helicopter, which t

A identify of the man reportedly stabbed Tuesday morning in downtown Hopkinsville was revealed in a Hopkinsville police report. William Catus, 54, Hopkinsville, was walking on South Virgina Street in the area of the veteran's clinic when he was approached by a man who allegedly stabbed him in the st

The Salvation Army Hopkinsville will begin sign-ups for their annual Christmas assistance program from Oct. 2 at 310 E. Seventh St. Interested parties will need to bring a valid photo identification, certified birth certificates for children 12 and under, verification of income, current utility bill

Lydia Cotto-Rivera signed a new lease Tuesday with the Housing Authority of Hopkinsville, and she can't wait to move into a two-bedroom apartment in Pennyrile Homes with her son. "I can't believe it, we finally got it," she said. "My son didn't want to go to school today he was so excited." The moth

Military personnel were on site Thursday, Dec. 3, 2015 after an Apache helicopter crashed the night before. The wreckage is still there, in a soy bean farm and investigators have told the owner they plan to be there for another 96 hours. Stephanie Ingersoll/Leaf Chronicle The training mission was h

The man, whose name has not been released, told police he answered his front door and was shot in the leg. Two men reportedly shot multiple rounds at his home, said Hopkinsville police. Police found out about the shooting when the man showed up at the hospital, said police, adding his injuries are n

The manager of Brenda's Snack Shack wants all troubles and technology left at the door, so guests can have a good time. Brenda Hanson, 48, Hopkinsville, is the manager of the 1950s-themed deli and ice cream parlor that opened Friday. "I actually just have always had a love for the past," she said, a

A woman was sent to the hospital after being struck by a vehicle at approximately 3:45 p.m. Monday on West Seventh Street, according to a Hopkinsville police report. Dan H. Hancock, 54, Hopkinsville, told police he was driving approximately 40 mph on West Seventh Street when he observed a woman, Ash

In wake of a recent internal investigation that led to the resignation of a Hopkinsville police officer, we thought it was appropriate to recognize the city of Hopkinsville for how the situation was handled - both during and after the investigation. When news of officer Jason Brent's resignation was

First Christian women at work Members of the Christian Women's Fellowship at First Christian Church (from left) Karen Jones, Theresa Myers, Kathy Davis, Ann Noffsinger and Lois Jackson are sorting and pricing items for an Oct. 7 yard sale at their Hopkinsville Street church. The women's group invite

The Hopkinsville City Council accepted a $200,000 grant from Kentucky Department of Local Government for the construction of two trails along the Hopkinsville Greenway System near the dog park. At the meeting the city unanimously agreed to match 50 percent of the funds, as required by the grant. The

The Department for Local Government has approved funding for a $200,000 Community Development Block Grant that will be used to provide assistance to the Trilogy Center for Women in Hopkinsville. Operated by the Pennyroyal Center, Trilogy is a long-term recovery center for women suffering from substa

Christian County Emergency Management Director Randy Graham has been recognized for his contributions during the 2017 Great American Eclipse. Graham was awarded the Kentucky Emergency Management Association's annual Catalyst Award Sept. 11 during the Kentucky Emergency Services Conference in Louisvi

The largest food event on this side of the state will begin at 5 p.m. Thursday at the James E. Bruce Convention Center, 303 Conference Center Drive. The 16th annual Taste of the Pennyrile will feature 31 vendors from restaurants, distilleries, specialty food stores and more, serving up their best bi

A Clifty man was charged with possession of drugs after he allegedly fell asleep in his vehicle Tuesday. Police were called to the Maxfuel on Canton Street for a person passed out in a vehicle and allegedly found Ashley M. Wilson, 34, passed out with the motor running, according to a Hopkinsville po

A Hopkinsville man was charged with tampering with physical evidence and possession of synthetic drugs Monday morning on East 21st Street. Patrick L. Safford, 34, was stopped by police after he allegedly circled the James Village parking lot. He reportedly fled on foot and was found by a police K9 h