Hopkinsville Police arrested 25-year-old Xavier Hernandez of Hopkinsville for strangulation after he reportedly assaulted a victim on Thursday. According to a report from police, they responded to the location of an open 911 call where a man was heard yelling at the caller. At the residence where the call came from, officers initially made contact with Hernandez who reportedly did not want to allow officers inside.

You’ve probably seen the renovations to the building space, but now you can head inside and check out the new Ashley Outlet on Fort Campbell Boulevard, as they cut the ribbon and opened the doors Wednesday morning. Co-owner’s David and Dani Berggren, a father-daughter duo, were thrilled to invite...

PEMBROKE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – A state of the art training facility is set to be built at the Pembroke Fire Department that will provide firefighters in and around Christian County with access to specialized training. In the first phase of the grant process, the department has been...

As November approaches, the Todd County School District prepares to honor local veterans, students and staff will enjoy a brief break from class and the district’s last remaining fall sports are seeing great success. Superintendent Mark Thomas shares TCCHS will hold an annual Veterans Day breakfast and program to...

RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. (WBKO) - The Russellville Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying vandals of a construction site. The vandalism took place between the evening of Saturday, Oct. 26, and the early morning of Monday, Oct. 28 at the site behind Tractor Supply, where police say the suspects damaged equipment.

ADAMS/ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE (Smokey Barn News) – A tobacco barn was reduced to ashes after a fire broke out on Richards Road in the Adams-Cedar Hill area, marking a total loss of both the structure and its tobacco contents. Adam’s Fire Chief Donovan Tucker estimated the loss of the barn at around $80,000 coupled with 5 acres of tobacco worth about $50,000 bringing the estimated damage likely north of $130,000.

Infant murder suspects, Alexander and Dakota Heck appeared in Christian Circuit Court on Wednesday where a trial date was set for their case. The pair is charged in connection to the murder of an infant in their home in March 2022. Alexander Heck is charged with murder and Dakota Heck is charged with complicity to murder. The victim was the child of a mother that was reportedly staying with the Heck’s at the time.

Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation has shifted its annual Halloween trick-or-treating to Friday. Due to expected breezy and rainy conditions on Thursday afternoon, the annual Halloween trick-or-treating event has been rescheduled to Friday afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30 along South Main Street from 6th to 13th Street. Officials would like to...

A wreck on East 9th Street sent a Hopkinsville woman to the hospital Tuesday morning. Hopkinsville Police say an SUV driven by 26-year-old Danielle Thompson of Hopkinsville was southbound on South Main Street when it collided with a westbound car driven by 44-year-old Angela Buchanan of Sumner, Texas, that was on East 9th Street.

Bodycam video captured the moments Cheatham County deputies chased a wanted man who refused to go to jail quietly.

During a meeting Tuesday afternoon, the Guthrie Planning Commission approved a five-unit apartment building. The application presented to the group is from William Osborne, of Clarksville, who intends to build apartments at the corner of Howell Street and Lizzy Dancy Street. The property is flat, and if fully approved, would combine two plots to create a .52-acre site.

A mediation could be close in the trial of a Hopkinsville man charged with an April shooting incident near Jennie Stuart Medical Center. Michael Thompson, the attorney for 23-year-old Stephen Bussell, told Circuit Judge Andrew Self and Commonwealth’s Attorney Maureen Leamy during Wednesday’s circuit court session that a resolution in the case could come in a few more weeks.

With the news of violent crime in town, detectives from all over will gather at The Way Christian Youth Center to solve murders in the midst of an audience during the Murder Mystery Dinner show. The show is directed by Erika Steip who says that there are nine main cast...

A trial date has been set for the Ohio man charged with a February shooting on McPherson Avenue. During a Wednesday appearance in Christian County Circuit Court, the attorney for Kamron Snyder said phone records in the case had been received and it was time to set a trial date.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - If your trick-or-treating plans aren’t yet solidified, the following times have been allotted by city authorities and can serve as a guideline for gathering treats and indulging in Halloween festivities. Bowling Green. Recommended hours: Thursday, Oct. 31 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Glasgow. Thursday,...

The fall application period for the federal Low-Income Home Assistance Energy Program, also known as LIHEAP, starts Nov. 5. LIHEAP helps those living at or below 150% of the federal poverty rate pay their heating bills. That comes as a one-time payment per season to each household’s energy provider. The...

This article may contain AI-generated imagery. The Bell Witch Cave in Adams, Tennessee, is at the heart of one of America’s oldest and most infamous ghost stories. Known for its eerie happenings, this cave is linked to the Bell Witch legend—a haunting that reportedly tormented a Tennessee family in the early 19th century and has since captivated audiences across generations.

To say the 4th Region Volleyball Tournament draw has been unkind to the Todd County Central Lady Rebels over the past decade would be a massive understatement. For the third straight time and fifth time in seven years, the Lady Rebels drew the No. 1 team in the KHSAA RPI for the region in a first-round matchup.

News 2 took a step back in history by visiting the historic Dr. Martin Walton House in Robertson County.

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Halloween trick-or-treating forecast isn’t looking great for Clarksville, with showers likely and a chance of storms between 1 p.m. and 1 a.m. The chance of rain is 70% to 80%. The City of Clarksville doesn’t set or recommend days or hours for...