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Hopkinsville Man Probated for Manslaughter Charged With Drug Possession
A Hopkinsville man probated earlier this year on a manslaughter charge was arrested for drug possession on Friday. 22-year-old Seth Henderson was stopped on North Drive by Christian County Sheriff’s deputies, who were looking to serve him with an active warrant. Deputies said they could smell the odor of...
Woman Arrested After Indiana Applebee’s ‘All-You-Can-Eat’ Dispute
A dispute over Applebee's "All-You-Can-Eat" deal led to an arrest in Indiana earlier this month, serving as a prime reminder to always read the fine print. I've spent a lot of time at Applebee's over the years, and one of my favorite promotions they offer is their All You Can Eat" Special. The limited-time promotion comes around every so often and features your choice of unlimited boneless wings, riblets, or double crunch shrimp. I've tried all three on separate occasions in the past, but the boneless wings are usually my go-to.
Indiana DNR Now Accepting Applications for 2024 Reserved Hunts: Deadline Sept. 15
Indianapolis, IN – The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is currently accepting applications for the 2024 reserved hunts. These include hunts for waterfowl and deer on Fish and Wildlife areas, November Gamebird Area hunts, Indiana Private Land Access (IPLA) deer firearms hunts, and IPLA waterfowl and gamebird hunts in specific counties. Interested hunters must hold a valid hunting license and submit their applications by September 15. Late entries will not be accepted.
Southern Indiana woman among three charged after prison officer who was exposed to drugs dies
FRESNO, Calif. (WEVV) — An Evansville, Indiana woman is among three people facing criminal charges after the death of a correctional officer at a prison in California. Federal officials say 35-year-old Stephanie Ferreira of Evansville is one of three people charged with conspiring to distribute controlled substances and introducing drugs to an inmate at the U.S. Penitentiary in Atwater, California.
Thousands of Street Rods Will be in Evansville this Weekend
The largest pre-1949 independent street rod event in the nation is happening this weekend. Every year thousands of street rods head into the Evansville area for the Frog Follies. The Frog Follies began in 1974 when some street rod fanatics put an ad in the newspaper hoping to get some folks together at Wesselman Woods Park to meet fellow car enthusiasts. By the end of the day the idea for E'ville Iron Street Rods began, and the group started meeting regularly in 1975. According to the Frog Follies website, the first street rod show was held in August of 1975 at the Vanderburgh County 4H center, and they had about 50 street rods show up.
U.S. 41 in Hopkinsville to partially close for road work
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced that U.S. 41 in Hopkinsville will be restricted to traffic on Thursday, August 22 for lane reconstruction. Motorists should expect the road to be closed through Tuesday, August 27, during that time crews will remove the existing median to create a new left turning lane on to Bill Bryan Boulevard.
Hopkinsville Rotary Club Launches Social Media Campaign
The Hopkinsville Rotary Club has launched a social media campaign to highlight the programs they fund because of the region’s generosity. During Tuesday afternoon’s meeting, Rotarian Cody Noffsinger shared that the campaign’s main focus is to show transparency. The campaign, titled ‘Our Students, Our Future,’ will feature...
19 Daviess Co. natives indicted on federal drug charges across KY
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – A federal grand jury charged 19 Daviess County defendants, 37 defendants total, in lengthy investigation conducted as part of the Organized Crime and Drug and Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF) in Kentucky and California. Assistant Special Agent in Charge Michael Gannon of the DEA Indianapolis District Office confirms these indictments are connected […]
Kentucky lawmakers raise privacy concerns over unfinished Lexington school's bathrooms
A new school being built in Lexington is coming under scrutiny by some lawmakers for its bathroom floor plan. The topic was heavily debated at a committee meeting Tuesday in Frankfort.
Two-vehicle wreck results in possible injuries
A two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Fort Campbell Boulevard and East 21st Street resulted in possible injuries on Friday. According to a report from Hopkinsville Police, Juan Gomez of Hopkinsville was traveling north on Fort Campbell Boulevard approaching the East 21st Street intersection. Dylan Upton of Hopkinsville reportedly attempted to cross the boulevard median from East 21st street when he was struck by Gomez.
Oak Grove Restaurant Evacuated Due To Objects Found In A Car
A restaurant on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Oak Grove was evacuated after a suspicious item was found in a vehicle Tuesday afternoon. Oak Grove Police say they were called to the area for a man who died as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a field behind Sonic and found a suspicious object in his car that led them to block off the area.
Despite odor concerns, contaminated water in Hardin County not impacting daily use: State officials
UPTON, Ky. — A popular gathering spot for a small Kentucky town is now the center of possible water contamination. It has raised concerns within the community, especially those who are homes are connected to well water. Located in the southern part of Hardin County is Upton, Kentucky. It's...
Morgantown mayor discusses possible changes to storm shelter legislation
MORGANTOWN, Ky. – The mayor of Morgantown, Billy Phelps, recently presented a plan to a Kentucky legislature committee to try and change the laws surrounding government-funded storm shelters. Phelps says the legislation should change, allowing for more options when it comes to the size of the shelter and the...
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