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Driver injured after propane tanker truck overturns in Robertson County, Tennessee

CEDAR HILL, Tenn. (WSMV) - A semi-truck driver was hospitalized after crashing in Robertson County early Tuesday morning. According to Smokey Barn News, the truck was pulling a large tank full of propane gas on Glen Raven Road when the driver lost control and crashed near Turnersville Road around 5 a.m. on Tuesday.
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Hopkinsville Man Indicted in September Crash That Killed Pedestrian

A Christian County grand jury has indicted a Hopkinsville man on a vehicular homicide charge in connection with a September crash that killed a woman near Western State Hospital. The indictment charges 47-year-old Richard Fisk with vehicular homicide while under the influence of drugs or another substance, possession of drug...
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Montgomery County Veterans Day Parade 2026 award winners

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Downtown streets were filled Saturday for Montgomery County’s annual Veterans Day Parade. Here are the winning groups and floats from this year’s event:. JROTC Marching Units. 1st West Creek. 2nd Kenwood. 3rd Montgomery Central. JROTC Exhibition Teams. 1st West Creek. 2nd Kenwood. 3rd Northeast.
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Tigers preparing for highly ranked South Warren squad

The Christian County High School football team has started preparing for its second-round Class 6-A playoff matchup with South Warren Friday night in Bowling Green. The Spartans are ranked No. 12 overall in the state by Max Preps and are No. 2 in the Bluegrasspreps.com Class 6-A poll. It’s not...
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Kentucky measles case count breaks 200, with Christian Co. leading the pack in numbers

The number of confirmed cases of measles has grown to over 200 in Kentucky, and Christian County is leading the pack in case numbers. That’s according to the Kentucky Department of Public Health, which is reporting 204 confirmed cases of measles in the Commonwealth, with Christian County holding 66 of those cases, followed by 56 in Laurel County, 32 in Trigg County and three confirmed cases in Todd County.
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Kentucky measles cases climb to 207; Christian County reports 66 cases

Kentucky has now reported 207 confirmed measles cases in 2026, as the state continues to deal with its largest measles outbreak in decades.
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Kentucky driver swerves to avoid deer, crashes into tree

Two people were hurt after a car crashed into a tree in Christian County Monday night.
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Season’s first below-freezing temps in Hopkinsville forecast

It’s getting close to scarf and fleece season. Although Christian County will enjoy moderate weather with highs near 70 degrees through the Veterans Day holiday on Wednesday, a cold front will bring the season’s first below-freezing temperatures by this weekend. The cold front will approach the region late...
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USO Fort Campbell celebrates 15th birthday, showcases donations from Lowe’s, Bob’s

CLARKSVILLE, TN – USO Fort Campbell hosted an Open House on Nov. 5 to showcase recent renovations and celebrate its 15th year on the Army installation. USO Fort Campbell received a $50,000 Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, which funded a complete renovation of the USO Center’s Annex room and two USO computer labs. These three rooms are high traffic, used by service members every day to help them complete their mission, as an extra spot for their training.
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Two-vehicle wreck on Fort Campbell Blvd. leads to possible injuries

A two-vehicle wreck on Fort Campbell Boulevard at the intersection of Crenshaw Boulevard and Fidelio Road resulted in possible injuries on Thursday. According to Hopkinsville Police, Jasmine Crenshaw-Lacey of Cerulean attempted to turn left onto Fort Campbell Boulevard from Crenshaw Boulevard while Chella Bell of Pembroke attempted to cross from Fidelio Road to Crenshaw Boulevard. This led to the pair colliding in the intersection.

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