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.
‘Twisters’ movie: Inside the real world of storm chasing with 2 tornado scientists by Yvette Richardson and Paul Markowski July 25, 2024 With the new “Twisters” movie hitting theaters, here are details of what scientists do in this kind of fieldwork when they race after storms.
Hopkinsville Salvation Army opens cooling station by Hoptown Chronicle July 15, 2024 The Salvation Army's main office building will be open to anyone seeking a cool place during the day through Friday.
How to stay safe as extreme heat is forecast to slam Kentucky by Sarah Ladd June 18, 2024 During extreme heat, stay out of the sun and in air conditioning when possible.
Heat index warnings can save lives on dangerously hot days − if people understand what they mean by Micki Olson June 5, 2024 Clear warnings can help residents understand their risk and protect themselves, which is especially important for small children and older adults, who are at greater risk of heat illness.
No guarantee of federal aid for latest survivors in tornado-struck Western Kentucky by Liam Niemeyer June 2, 2024 Only about a third of disasters that are federally declared qualify for individual aid for disaster survivors, research shows.
NWS confirms Sunday tornado in Christian County by Jennifer P. Brown May 30, 2024 The tornado had maximum wind speeds of 115 mph. It began in Trigg County and traveled 19.1 miles.
Storms bring ‘hornet in the belly’ to Kentuckians who have lived through weather disasters by Sarah Ladd May 29, 2024 This sort of experience leads to “re-exposure,” which can cause complex post traumatic stress disorder, experts say.
