Utilities offer tips, assistance on lower energy bills as cold weather continues by Shepherd Snyder January 22, 2025 Those struggling with high utility bills can reach out to their local Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) office
Cold weather advisory issued for Hopkinsville by Hoptown Chronicle January 18, 2025 Wind chill values below zero will create hazardous conditions for Western Kentucky, warned the National Weather Service.
UPDATE: Winter storm warning issued; forecasters increase snowfall prediction to 4-8 inches by Jennifer P. Brown January 7, 2025 All schools, including Hopkinsville Community College, are closed on Friday
Christian County Public Schools closed Tuesday after initial call for two-hour delay by Hoptown Chronicle January 6, 2025 District officials made the decision "after additional snow that fell in our area overnight."
Winter storm has icy grip on Kentucky by Tom Latek January 5, 2025 Authorities are urging people not to travel unless necessary.
Storm brings a coating of ice, triggers power outages, prompts school closings by Jennifer P. Brown January 5, 2025 The storm’s impact locally was moderate compared to areas north of Hopkinsville, where several inches of snow accumulated in other areas of the state.
Winter weather advisory issued with potential for freezing rain impact by Jennifer P. Brown January 3, 2025 The NWS advisory states that roads will likely be slick and hazardous for drivers. In addition, ice could cause power outages and tree damage.
New Year brings a winter chill to Hopkinsville area by Hoptown Chronicle January 1, 2025 Overnight low temperatures will dip in the 20s for several days, and a wintery mix with sleet is likely Sunday morning.
Hopkinsville Salvation Army opens expanded overnight shelter as temperature dips by Hoptown Chronicle December 4, 2024 The agency is seeking donations to help cover the cost os providing more shelter space.
Christian County Public Schools closed Tuesday for snow day by Hoptown Chronicle December 3, 2024 Hopkinsville Community College is operating remotely.
Remnants of Tropical Storm Helene could move into Kentucky, help lessen drought by Shepherd Snyder September 24, 2024 Parts of central and Western Kentucky are particularly affected.
Salvation Army cooling station, shelter hours extended through Aug. 10 by Hoptown Chronicle August 5, 2024 The heat index is expected to reach temperatures as high as 107 degrees.
