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Tickets go on sale Sept. 24, and the concert is Nov. 22 at the Alhambra Theatre.

The camp for students is fifth through 12th grade will run during fall break, Oct. 6 to 10 in downtown Hopkinsville.

Friends, family and colleagues gathered earlier this week to honor Ken Haggard, a longtime Hopkinsville attorney who died in January 2024.

The results of a federal investigation into a Kentucky organ donation nonprofit found that during a four-year period, medical providers had planned to harvest the organs of 73 patients despite signs of neurological activity.

In addition to Juleps, Jockeys & Jazz, the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County is hosting History on Tap, a Riverside Cemetery walking tour and Saturday Sleuths, a children's program.

Kentucky is not among the states that have issued orders that aim to make it easier for people to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

Kentucky’s budget situation is such that a $305 million shortfall presents no cause for alarming spending cuts.

The finding is the sixth time this year the GAO has determined the Trump administration violated the Impoundment Control Act.

Advocates for saving the East Ninth Street building told the mayor and council members that professionals in historic properties ought to be consulted, too.

Each “box” of a DreamBuild home is put together in a factory space before being transported on site.

A beard contest, stein-holding competition and spelling bee are planned, and Camo Caravan will be serving food during at the brewery.

Class members are invited to make a reservation to attend the luncheon at The Hall in the Alhambra Theatre.