Stewart County Deputies responded to a call of a person on the Ned McWherter Bridge at Paris Landing threatening to jump off the bridge Monday. Deputy Zach Grizzard and Lt. Robbie MacDonald arrived on the scene and found a young man sitting on the side of the bridge with his feet over the water and he was threatening to jump. The deputies talked with the young man until Capt. Sam Mills arrived. Capt. Mills is the trained negotiator for the Sheriff’s Office. Also Investigator Dana Saltkill arrived on scene along with Deputy Grayden Grise.

CALLOWAY COUNTY, Ky. (KFVS) - A man and woman were arrested in Calloway County for several charges after the Calloway County Sheriff’s Office received complaints of drug trafficking. Authorities say they received complaints of drug trafficking at a home on Saddlebrook Lane in Calloway County, north of Murray, Kentucky.

The Stewart-Houston Industrial Development (SHID) board is named as a co-defendant in a multi-million dollar with Daejin Advanced Materials occupying the “Spec” building. A records request has been submitted for a copy of all court filings, but the request has not yet been fulfilled. The Stewart County Standard...

Sheriff Aaron Brown is pleased to announce the implementation of new security protocols at the Henry County Courthouse. These enhancements include designating the west entrance as the only public entry point, where deputies will be stationed during all business hours. This security upgrade, part of a comprehensive plan presented and...

MURRAY, Ky. -- Murray State women's basketball defeated Bethel (Tenn.) 98-66 in an exhibition matchup inside the CFSB Center in Murray, Kentucky. Four Racers reached double figures as newcomer Halli Poock led all scorers with 21 points to go with eight assists. Katelyn Young reached familiar territory, picking up a double-double with 20 points and 11 rebounds as Ava Learn also reached a double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds. Sophomore guard Haven Ford rounded out the double digit performances with 18 points, nine rebounds, and five assists.

We reached out to incumbent Mary Beth Imes (R) and her challenger Lauren Hines (D) and asked for narratives introducing themselves to voters and sharing why they are running for city council. Outside of the 400-word limit, we placed no restrictions on the candidates’ responses. All were informed that their responses would be published as submitted. They are presented below in ballot order.

Paris, Tenn.–Everyone knew that last weekend’s Spooktacular was a big success, but now that the city of Paris pulled the data on the exact number of people who attended, it’s known just how big of a success it was. There were some 5,800 attendees at the event, participating in the costume contests, walking trails, spooky games, trick or treating, and watching the city drop ‘Pumpkin Pete’ from the bucket truck. City officials said, “Thank you to everyone who joined us at the park—you made the event so much fun! And a big shoutout to our Parks Department for all the hard work they put in to make this day possible.” City of Paris photo.

Paris, Tenn.–The Henry County Courthouse already has a whole new look as upgrades continue to the court square in downtown Paris. Over the weekend, Tri Turf Sod Farms completed installation of new sod to replace the bare spots from a large-scale tree removal. A sprinkler system also has been installed on the lawn as officials continue deciding what type and how many young trees should be planted on the square. Jason Pooler of Tri Turf Sod said, “Thanks Henry County for the opportunity to do this project. It makes our company very proud to be able to make such a historical place come back to life. Great job to everyone involved.” Numerous members of the public have commented that the beauty of the courthouse, built in 1896, can now be clearly seen. (Shannon McFarlin photo).

Alt-folk singer-songwriter Melanie A. Davis performs on the next installment of Sounds Good's Live Lunch series on Friday, November 8, at 12 noon. The performance coincides with the release of Davis' fourth full-length album, Noctalgia, that same day. Her Live Lunch set will present stripped-back versions of songs from her new record and features lead guitarist Fate McAfee.

MSU Cinema International is screening its last film of the fall semester this week. The early 60s classic horror “Carnival of Souls” has a psychological twist about a young woman who survives a horrific accident but finds herself haunted by shadowy figures. WKMS Morning Edition host Daniel Hurt...

On Thursday, October 24th, The Henry County Commission met at the Henry County Courthouse in Clinton, Missouri. The Henry County Commission met pursuant to adjournment at the courthouse in Clinton, Missouri. Those members present were: Jim Stone – Presiding Commissioner. Rick Fosnow-North District Commissioner. Dale Lawler – South District...

Paris, Tenn.–West Tennessee Healthcare Henry County Hospital has always been defined by the incredible individuals who dedicate themselves to providing high-quality healthcare and support to our community. This year, we are proud to honor Katie Wells, as the Director of the Year—an award that reflects her dedication, resilience, and unwavering commitment to both her team and her patients.

CROFTON, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Due to potential rain chances predicted for Halloween night, the City of Crofton and Lafayette have adjusted their public trick-or-treating schedules. Crofton will reschedule for Friday, Nov. 1 at beginning at 5 p.m. while Lafayette has moved it to Wednesday, Oct. 30. These...

Marshall County’s Kobey Yates set a course record in winning the Class 3A Region 1 cross country meet while Daviess County won the team championship. Here is a gallery of shots from the race.

Murray, Ky.–The Murray State University’s Health and Physical Education (HPE) program within the College of Education and Human Services hosted Dr. Mackenzie Jones from SoledOut Performance and Physical Therapy. The 45-minute clinic provided students with the opportunity to learn about the key motions involved in the running stride.

The Marshall County Sheriff's Office is set to kick off their annual Holiday Drive. It'll start Friday at 4 p.m. at the Benton Walmart. They'll be collecting non-perishable food items for the Bags of Hope, or you can make a monetary donation for Marcella's Kitchen. The Sheriff's Office is also...

Trigg County’s Board of Education and site base decision making councils gathered in joint session last Thursday, in order to crack the code on the annual Kentucky Summative Assessment. Schools are assigned colors based on weighted scores of metrics, with red being the worst, orange being below average, yellow...

Dakota Evans recorded a third straight top-10 finish at the region cross country meet and will be making his fourth state meet appearance. The Madisonville-North Hopkins junior finished in seventh place at Saturday’s Class 3A Region Cross Country Meet, run at Marshall County High School. He ran the course...

The Trigg County Hospital Cardiology Clinic opened in June, since then they have seen a number of patients. Registered Nurse Breanna Schuzer says that she feels blessed to have providers on hand. Schuzer explains that the clinic treats a variety of heart related issues. APRN Angela Acree talks about one...

The application period for the Trigg County EMS Elf Magic Squad began recently and will continue for the next three weeks. Trigg County EMS Director Jason Meador calls the application process simple. He says it is for Trigg County residents and can be done at the ambulance department located behind Trigg County Hospital until November 16th.