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Court: Thimerosal in vaccine didn't cause autism
The vaccine additive thimerosal is not to blame for autism, a special federal court ruled Friday in a long-running battle by ...



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State champions: 25 years later
A quarter of a century after the Hopkinsville Tigers shocked the state by capturing its only Sweet 16 State Basketball Tournament championship, the team will be recognized for its achievement.

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Gracey fire department receives federal grant The Gracey Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department will receive a $77,758 grant from the Department of Homeland Security in cooperation with the U.S. Fire Administration, according to a news release from Rep. Ed Whitfield, R-Ky.

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Note Asking for Help--Real or Fake?

Authorities in Bullitt County are trying to find out if a note asking for help is a prank or the real thing.



Janitor finds note from "abducted" children in gas station bathroom

Bullitt County, Kentucky detectives and Indiana State Police are working a possible abduction case.



GOP leaders clash over organ donation bill

A measure that would update Kentucky's organ donation process prompted sharp debate between two high-ranking Senate Republicans during a Wednesday committee hearing.



Felony Drug Arrest in Christian County

On Monday, March 08, 2010, at approximately 12:39 p.m., Trooper Mark Franklin conducted a traffic stop on a 1999 Ford Expedition operated by James T. Mitchell, age 26 of Hopkinsville, KY, for speeding on Shaw Ovil Road east of Fearsville.



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Barry D. Sparlin of Clarksville has earned an Associate in Science in Nursing from Excelsior College.



Jobless Rate Holds Steady, Raising Hopes of Recovery

Published: Saturday, March 6, 2010 at 5:12 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, March 6, 2010 at 5:12 a.m. The American economy lost fewer jobs than expected last month, bolstering hopes that the worst may finally be over in the wrenching event known as the Great Recession.



Kilings trial set May 17 for remaining two charges

Trial for a former sheriffa s sergeant accused of two crimes relating to a traffic fatality was set May 17.



Madisonville Country Club Hosts School Counts Gala

HOPKINS COUNTY, KY On Saturday, March 6 at 7 PM the Madisonville Golf and Country Club will be this years' host location for the 3rd annual School Counts Gala.



Kentucky's Bunning again blocks jobless benefits

Sen. Jim Bunning has again blocked the Senate from extending unemployment benefits and health insurance subsidies for the jobless.



Sexting bill out of House committee

Teens who send nude photos of themselves or others with cell phones would be subject to a $100 fine and community service for the first offense under a bill passed out of a House committee on Wednesday.



'Sexting bill' passes out of House committee

Teens who sent nude photos of themselves or others with cell phones would be subject to a $100 fine and community service on the first offense under a bill which passed out of a House committee Wednesday.



Ky. teens could be fined for sexting

Teenagers could face fines and community service the first time they're caught sending nude photographs of themselves or their friends via cell phones or online under legislation that received initial approval in the Kentucky Legislature.



Hopkins County Sheriff's Arrest Log for 2/19 a " 2/23

The Hopkins County Sheriff's Department report arrests for 2/19 through 2/23: On February 19, 2010, Douglas Wilford, 35, of 106 North Fowler, Hopkinsville, KY, was arrested for Contempt of Court and Theresa R. Childers, 31, of 117 New Arnold St was arrested for TBD u/500, X2 .



Mother Describes Attack During Hopkinsville Man's Sentencing Hearing

A woman testified about the last time she saw her children alive during a sentencing hearing for a western Kentucky man who pleaded guilty to attacking her and killing her three children.



KY Man Accused Of Planting Camera In Office Bathroom

A Hopkinsville insurance agent is accused of spying on at least one of his employees in the most private of places, the bathroom.



Fatality in Sunday Morning Crash

HOPKINS COUNTY, KY The Kentucky State Police report a 16 year old lost her life in an early morning crash on the WK Parkway.



Fatal Crash Leaves One Hopkinsville Teen Dead, Another Injured

A Hopkinsville teen is dead after a fatal crash early Sunday morning. Officials say 18-year-old George Barnes was heading westbound on he Western Kentucky Parkway around 3am when he fell asleep.



Teen killed in Hopkins County crash

A Hopkinsville, Kentucky teenager was killed early Friday morning in an accident on the Western Kentucky Parkway.



Colorblind missionary callings

Religion in America, particularly Christianity, has become a multi-million dollar business.



Local Pastor to Plant New Church in Hopkinsville

HOPKINS COUNTY, KY iSurf News has learned that Pastor Michael Marks and his wife Amy are preparing to plant a new Church of God church in Hopkinsville.



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