Hopkinsville’s boys soccer team got in rhythm late, breaking open a tight match to top Fort Campbell 6-3 on Tuesday night.

The Tennessee Valley Authority awarded $655,000 to 179 schools and nonprofit organizations to support youth robotics programs across the utility’s seven-state region, the agency announced Thursday.

As Hoptown and Christian County prepare to unite under one roof in 2026, the ripple effects of the merger are already being ...

Trigg County senior De'Varee Gude has been named one of the top football players in his district, a testament to his on-field ...

The Stadium of Champions are turning the lights on tonight as Christian County hosts its final “Meet the Colonels” night. Families, students, and longtime fans are gathering to see the ...

In a month that celebrates the contributions of emergency management, the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s federal ...

The Stadium of Champions was filled with a mix of celebration and reflection on August 8, as Hopkinsville hosted its final ...

When R. Thomas Collins, II, M.D., started down the path of leadership development, he wanted to learn all he could from the ...

Hoptown found their footing on Friday night, delivering a powerful performance in a football scrimmage against the ...

A safer era for Madison County and the region is just three months away, according to the governor’s top man for overseeing ...

More than $600 million has been invested in Commerce Park II due to Ascend Elements and that company’s construction project, ...

About two-thirds of Kentucky community college students surveyed last year say they have experienced depression or anxiety ...