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Cases going through the Indiana County Court of Common Pleas today for plea and sentencing hearings all have to do with DUI, but one of those cases al...

A man who led police on a chase through North Mahoning Township back in August is due in district court today for a preliminary hearing. Court documen...

The singer’s record-breaking tour ended with a display of home-town joy and a centering of LGBTQ+ creativity in conservative Texas

Area 51: we've all heard about it. But, what about some of the craziest stories that have come out of it? Let's have a look

State Police from the Punxsutawney barracks arrested a Smicksburg man after he led troopers on a chase Sunday night in North Mahoning Township. Troope...

Although the story of Area 51 didn’t really take off big time until 1989 – which was when Bob Lazar entered the

It's easy to take school supplies for granted. Every year, families scramble for markers, crayons, loose-leaf paper, folders, backpacks, Kleenex and more — then

Christian County Public Schools has announced a partnership with Max Arnold & Sons to help raise funds for extracurricular groups at both high schools in the district. District spokesman John Rittenhouse says Max Arnold & Sons has designated each Hopkinsville High and Christian County High schools with a Spirit Pump (fuel pump) wrapped in each school’s logo. For every gallon of fuel sold at these pumps, Max Arnold & Sons will donate 3 cents to Christian County Public Schools with the funds t...

Hopkinsville, KY, USA / WHOP 1230 AM | News Radio Jul 13, 2021 | 4:08 PM There are now two themed gas pumps in Hopkinsville, set to benefit Hopkinsville High School and Christian County High School respectively. According to a news release from CCPS Spokesperson John Rittenhouse, the two pumps are made possible through a partnership with Max Arnold and Sons, to help raise money for various extracurricular groups at each high school.  There is a pump decorated in the spirit of CCHS at the Max F...

Two Christian County High School students have been named members of the Class of 2021 Governor’s Scholars Program. Communications Director John Rittenhouse with the Christian County School District announced Thursday afternoon that  Autumn Bell and Jada Poindexter were selected for the program. Statewide, he says almost 1,700 applications submitted by outstanding young Kentuckians. The Governor’s Scholars Program strives to enhance Kentucky’s next generation of civic and economic leade...