On campaign trail, Cameron vows to retire Beshear in governor’s race by McKenna Horsley June 13, 2023 Cameron did not highlight former President Donald Trump's endorsement, but said Kentuckians have "concerns about the weaponization of government power."
A Kentucky story leads summer reading list by Constance Alexander June 13, 2023 Columnist Constance Alexander recommends “The Book Woman’s Daughter," a novel set in 1950s Appalachia.
Cody Noffsinger and Chris Jung to co-chair United Way campaign by Jennifer P. Brown June 12, 2023 Calling themselves the Blue Brothers, they plan to promote United Way agencies as the soul of the Pennyrile.
Pennyroyal Arts Council slates summer enrichment programs for youth by Jennifer P. Brown June 12, 2023 Two art camps, a children's theater production and four free movies for young audiences will be offered.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires prompts warnings for Kentuckians by Sarah Ladd June 12, 2023 The potential negative health effects are particularly hazardous for those working outside.
Juneteenth celebration Saturday at Hopkinsville Boys and Girls Club by Jennifer P. Brown June 11, 2023 The keynote speaker will be author and civil rights historian Quraysh Ali Lansana.
‘She changed the world.’ Kentucky honors the late Virginia Moore by Sarah Ladd June 11, 2023 Virginia Moore made sure every day that “everyone was included," Gov. Andy Beshear said during a celebration of her life on Sunday.
Severe weather likely Sunday night by Hoptown Chronicle June 11, 2023 A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 10 p.m.
Microvast EV battery plant in Hopkinsville in doubt after federal agency halts $200M grant by Jennifer P. Brown June 8, 2023 The Department of Energy canceled negotiations for the grant after members of Congress alleged the company had improper ties with China.
Higher pay helping Kentucky State Police recruit and retain officers, commissioner says by McKenna Horsley June 8, 2023 KSP has been advertising the starting pay for state troopers at $65,000 a year.
Kentucky reverses loss of social workers in child and adult protective services by Sarah Ladd June 8, 2023 In December, Kentucky had 965 workers in adult and child protective services work, which increased to 1,023 in March and 1,042 in May.
Hopkinsville Brewing hosting 7 food trucks on Thursday by Hoptown Chronicle June 7, 2023 The trucks will be serving from 4 until 8 p.m. on Fifth Street next to the brewery.
