Scott Brown

Vancouver

Sports Editor at The Canadian Press

Sports editor - The Canadian Press. Was once notable. [email protected]

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Downtown Hopkinsville Farmer's Market to Open April 17

2 weeks ago | wkdzradio.com | Scott Brown

Despite rising waters that left their location under water last week, organizers for the Downtown Hopkinsville Farmer’s market are hoping the aftermath brings with it vendors and items for the opening of the new season next week. Downtown Renaissance Director Holly Boggess says the farmer’s market will be every Thursday from 4:00 until 7:00 at the pavilion on West Ninth Street downtown. She also says they will be bringing back the Saturday market on a trial basis.
Hopkinsville Cleanup Efforts Continuing

2 weeks ago | wkdzradio.com | Scott Brown

The City of Hopkinsville is continuing its focus on recovery and clean-up efforts from the record rainfall that fell last week. Hopkinsville Public Information Officer Amanda Brunt says a preliminary investigation has determined 150 homes, 25 businesses, and four government buildings, including Hopkinsville Police Department, Christian County Jail, the Regional Crime Center, and the State Regional Driver’s License Office were impacted by the high water.
Record Crests Measured on the Little and Tradewater Rivers

2 weeks ago | wkdzradio.com | Scott Brown

The National Weather Service Office in Paducah is continuing to assess damage from last week’s storms that produced tornadoes and flooding across western Kentucky. Lead forecaster Justin Gibbs says river and aerial flooding continues across the area. Audio Playerclick to download audioA flood warning remains in effect for the Little River in Christian and Trigg counties. The only place NOAA measures in Trigg County is the Little River near Hardy Road, about eight miles from Cadiz.
Sierra County man arrested on child pornography charges

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Scott Brown

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – New Mexico State Police (NMSP) have arrested a man accused of possessing over a dozen images of child pornography. According to state police, investigators received a tip recently about several explicit images of children being uploaded to a cloud account.
Little River in Minor Flood Stage as of Thursday

2 weeks ago | wkdzradio.com | Scott Brown

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Friday Night's Round of Severe Weather To Be Similar to Wednesday

2 weeks ago | wkdzradio.com | Scott Brown

Weather forecasters say a third round of severe storms Friday night will be similar to the system that passed through on Wednesday. Senior forecaster Justin Gibbs says the moist unstable air could produce severe weather with EF-2 tornadoes possible. Gibbs also says another five inches of rain is possible with the system that will continue bringing rain through Saturday night.
State Officials Working to Make Kentucky 272 Passable at Burge Creek Bridge

2 weeks ago | wkdzradio.com | Scott Brown

State and county officials are working to repair the Burge Creek Bridge on Caledonia Road (Kentucky 272) that suffered severe wash-out damage from overnight rains. The project is being expedited because several neighborhoods along 272 are trapped due to the high water. Glenwood Mill Bridge is closed due to high water as is Caledonia Road just east of the Glenwood Mille Road due to flooding on Little River.
Christian County Officials Hoping 2025 Isn't a Repeat of 1997

3 weeks ago | wkdzradio.com | Scott Brown

The projected severe weather for this week has emergency officials in Christian County preparing for whatever the storm system brings. Emergency Management Director Randy Graham says they have been meeting with the different city and county agencies to formulate a plan for this week. Audio Playerclick to download audioForecasters have been calling for severe weather for this week since the weekend, with up to 10 inches of rain possible.
County Road Department Being Proactive Ahead of Forecasted Floods

3 weeks ago | wkdzradio.com | Scott Brown

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Area Moved Into Moderate Risk of Severe Weather

3 weeks ago | wkdzradio.com | Scott Brown

Numerous severe thunderstorms are likely through the weekend, starting with their entry into western Kentucky on Wednesday evening and Wednesday night. As temperatures warm into the low 80s on Wednesday, moderate to strong instability will develop, providing an environment for explosive supercell development.