Category Archives: News

Tom Springer has been a practicing attorney in Madisonville, Kentucky for two and a half decades. He handles legal cases that surround personal injury, real estate, and more. Join Law Talk, it airs Fr...

This is Boyce Tate. Today: Increasing Clouds and 60. The Madisonville driver who failed to use a turn signal Wednesday morning just after 3 o'clock is now aware that he is not allowed to carry firearm...

Join Christy Anglin and Steve Keist each Thursday afternoon from 4-5 p.m. on 103.5 The Light FM and online with WTTLradio.com. It's one hour of blending politics and religion and highlighting critical...

This is Boyce Tate. Today: Mostly Sunny and Windy and 48 This is the busiest month of the year at the county clerk's office. In Hopkins County, Clerk Keenan Cloern addressed the fiscal court. A mobile...

On this episode of Sports Nutz, Dustton and Trevor recap the 2nd Region Boys Championship game. They also get into Kentucky basketball and talk about the NCAA basketball tournament. You can listen to ...

This is Boyce Tate. Today: Breezy with Showers and 69 The Madisonville police are reporting the arrest of a man with a history of drug abuse. His sister informed the police that Michael Benton had bee...

The senator who serves Hopkins County in Frankfort is describing the just completed legislative session as very consequential. Robby Mills says over the next few weeks, he will be reviewing many of th...

Join Deputy City Administrator, Brad Long, and the City of Madisonville Mayor, Kevin Cotton, each Monday from 7:30-8 a.m. as they enlighten and share ideas and thoughts on projects and happenings with...

Each month, the Glema Mahr Center for the Arts highlights local artists and musicians, as well as national artists who are world renowned in their respective field. This month, the Anne P. Baker galle...

The operator of a motor vehicle with no headlights or tail lights should expect to stopped by the police. When that happened to motorcyclist Trent Teague on Hall Street Thursday evening, the officer d...