The men who spray painted a shed at Madisonville Sheds at 20-35 South Main are facing a criminal mischief charge. The owner of the business and a witness told the police that Jordan Grimes and Nathan Caseman were guilty of the crime. Grimes and Caseman admitted they vandalized it, and were taken to the detention center.
After a police officer spotted a vehicle that failed to use a turn signal, the officer conducted a registration check. It was found that Alexis Santamaria had no auto insurance. Then it was discovered that Santamaria had no driver’s license. He was then arrested and taken to jail.
This is from the Madisonville Police Department and the the Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office. Law enforcement will not ask you to use Bitcoin machines to pay fines of any kind. If you are contacted by an individual requesting the use of these machines, please do not converse with them and immediately file a report with the Crime Complaint Center. The Crime Complaint Center is a federal database that is monitored by the FBI.
The Madisonville business community, as well as many shoppers, are concerned about the condition of the city’s mall and its parking lot. The President of the Hopkins County Chamber of Commerce is Chandler Ladd.
The Hopkins County Clerk’s Office says the county has over 100 different ballot faces to accommodate all of the political races. If you visit the Facebook page of the Hopkins County Clerk’s Office, there’s information on how to find your precinct number so you can see your ballot.
The National Weather Service says breezy and much cooler conditions arrive Friday, with below normal temperatures through the weekend.
Thanks to a tip from a Daviess County detective, the Madisonville-Hopkins County Vice Narcotics Unit is charging a Madisonville man with multiple counts of trafficking marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. 25-year-old Alejandro Gaure no longer is in possession of 250-pounds of THC vape cartridges and about 35 pounds of marijuana. More arrests are possible.
You should know that the Internet Crime Complaint Center is run by the FBI. It does not work with any non-law enforcement entity to recuperate lost funds or investigate cases. The Internet Crime Complaint Center will never directly contact you for information or money. They say if you are approached by someone impersonating them please file a complaint. To contact them, visit the website of the Internet Crime Complaint Center.
Thanks to a federal grant, our state will be able to bring the Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting program to more rural and low-income counties. The program provides training for expecting mothers and families with young children. Research shows children in households participating in a home visiting program are more likely to be ready for kindergarten.
The Patrick Rudd Project is out with numbers from the Flag Fundraiser. Hopkins County schools raised more than $4,000 dollars to support the mission of honoring and assisting local first responders, veterans, and service members. The top fundraiser was the Hopkins County Career & Technology Center.
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