HCC campuses closed Thursday, Friday by Jennifer P. Brown January 20, 2022 Students should contact their instructors, the college announced.
Weather, COVID prompts CCPS shift to virtual instruction on Thursday and Friday by Jennifer P. Brown January 19, 2022 Each school will follow its non-traditional instruction policies
Get ready for a big chill arriving Wednesday by Jennifer P. Brown January 18, 2022 A wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow could make driving hazardous, and temperatures will plummet.
Driving will be ‘extremely dangerous,’ so stay home, officials urge by Hoptown Chronicle January 6, 2022 Friday will bring frigid temperatures and the threat of black ice on roads.
Government offices, agencies announce closures by Jennifer P. Brown January 6, 2022 The region could have up to 7 inches of snow accumulation, according to the National Weather Service forecast.
Christian County Health Department closing early Thursday by Jennifer P. Brown January 6, 2022 Anyone who had a COVID-19 vaccination appointment should return on any Tuesday or Thursday for the shot.
HCC closed Thursday by Jennifer P. Brown January 5, 2022 The closure announcement follows the forecast of 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulation.
CCPS is taking a snow day Thursday by Jennifer P. Brown January 5, 2022 Sports and extracurricular activities are also canceled.
Snow forecast Thursday, followed by extreme cold by Jennifer P. Brown January 5, 2022 The National Weather Service predicts 2 to 4 inches of accumulation.
National Weather Service confirms Hopkinsville tornado by Julia Hunter January 2, 2022 Initial findings indicate it was the strongest of several tornadoes to touchdown across the state on Saturday.
National Weather Service: Potential flooding threat New Year’s Eve night, followed by cold snap by Liam Niemeyer December 29, 2021 Tornado debris in some impacted areas could potentially worsen flash flooding.
In Western Kentucky, tornadoes are frequent — and put billions in property value at risk by Jacob Ryan December 18, 2021 State officials have long considered tornadoes to pose a significant risk across western Kentucky. Christian County is among the counties where the threat is especially high.
