The general election is off to a strong start with hundreds of registered voters taking advantage of the three days set aside last week for early no-excuse voting at the Caldwell County Courthouse.
The Kentucky Attorney General’s office is continuing to monitor the 2022 General Election that began last week with early voting and concludes Tuesday, November 8.
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church hosted a fish fry for veterans and their families Saturday evening with around 75 in attendance.
Donaldson Baptist Church recognized area Veterans by hosting a breakfast in their honor Saturday morning.
A Princeton man was arrested after he allegedly choked a woman last week.
Friday night lights at Tiger Stadium is something special for anyone who grew up in Caldwell County and holds memories of times spent playing or watching football games.
Authorities have released the name of a Hopkinsville man that was hit by a train in the area of East 18th Street in Hopkinsville Saturday night.
A tractor-trailer fire in Trigg County led to Interstate 24 being temporarily blocked Saturday morning.
Printing smudges on some Caldwell County ballots resulted in more than 80 voters having to fill out a second ballot on the first day of early voting. Caldwell County Clerk Toni Watson says more than 500 voters
The Princeton Police Department saw an increase in arrests and calls for service in September compared to the previous month.
