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Wells, Former Trigg Educator, Arrested In Christian County
A Hopkinsville woman was charged with DUI after she reportedly fell asleep in the school pickup line Monday afternoon. Hopkinsville Police say they were called to Christian County Middle School for 42-year-old Ashley Wells. Officers reportedly located her vehicle and made a traffic stop on Glass Avenue, and during the...
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Clean Up Begins After Damaging Winds, Large Hail and Extremely Destructive Tornadoes Hit Region
In one of the hardest hit counties in Missouri—Butler County, emergency shelter is being set up at the Black River Coliseum in Poplar Bluff for those who need housing after the storm. Initial reports from The Missouri State Emergency Management Agency indicate up to 19 tornadoes of varying strengths...
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‘Would Unduly Depreciate the Seriousness’: Judge Slams Former Kentucky Student Who Spewed N-Word 200 Times at Black Dorm Worker, Denies Early Release Request
A judge has denied a request for early release from a former college student who was convicted of a racist attack on a young Black […] ‘Would Unduly Depreciate the Seriousness’: Judge Slams Former Kentucky Student Who Spewed N-Word 200 Times at Black Dorm Worker, Denies Early Release Request
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Severe weather could impact region late Friday, into Saturday
Severe weather is expected to impact parts of western Kentucky and Tennessee – as well as southern Illinois – beginning Friday evening and into Saturday. All of southern Illinois and far western Kentucky – past Hopkinsville – is expected to be at a moderate risk of severe thunderstorms late Friday evening. Tennessee communities from Waverly and westward will be at risk for severe weather as well.
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10 Small Towns in Kentucky with the Most Extreme Weather
Bowling Green, Kentucky, is a place where weather seems to have a mind of its own. It’s a town where you can experience a cozy winter morning in the low 20s and by afternoon, find yourself basking in the mid-90s summer sun. This rollercoaster of temperatures is a hallmark of Bowling Green’s climate. The town is no stranger to rain either, averaging about 50 inches annually. This abundance of rain can sometimes lead to flooding, especially during heavy storms. The National Weather Service has documented tornadoes here, adding to the unpredictable nature of Bowling Green’s weather. It’s almost as if the weather is playing its own game, keeping residents on their toes with its surprises.