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A manufacturer of electric vehicle battery materials is scaling back plans for its facility under construction in Christian County. Ascend Elements says it has come to a mutual agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy to cancel a $164 million federal grant for its mega factory in Hopkinsville.
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A western Kentucky school system is taking a zero-tolerance approach to vaping products. Vaping on school grounds in Christian County will now be a criminal offense.
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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency after severe weather moved through Kentucky on New Year’s Day.“Parts of Western and Eastern…
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Habitat for Humanity in Kentucky’s Pennyrile Region is adding a new service to its previous focus of building new homes for people who qualify based on…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has taken the lives of more than 6,400 Kentuckians. The grief has been intensified by health precautions that limit how many people…
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When Robert Celing’s wife drove him from their home in Pembroke to Jennie Stuart Medical Center in Hopkinsville on June 21, he knew there was a…
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A celebration of the Afro-centric holiday, Kwanzaa, is coming back to Hopkinsville, Ky., for the second year.Activities begin on Dec. 26 with a Kwanzaa…
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Less than a year away now from a total solar eclipse expected to draw thousands of tourists to western Kentucky, the Kentucky Department of Travel and…
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A Hopkinsville police officer is in jail on child sex abuse charges. Ian Levi Damber, 32, was arrested Friday morning and is charged with five counts of…
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One of the K-9 officers working with the Christian County Sheriff’s department is now wearing a high-dollar piece of protective equipment. Timo is a…