Tammy Hancock

News Reporter at WKDZ-FM (Cadiz, KY)

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Hopkins County Measles Case Ruled Out After Testing

1 week ago | wkdzradio.com | Tammy Hancock

Local health officials announced Friday morning that laboratory testing has ruled out measles in the suspected case in Hopkins County. The lab results follow an announcement Wednesday afternoon from Hopkins County Public Health Director Denise Beach, who stated at that time an epidemiological investigation was underway regarding a suspected measles case. On Friday, Beach explained that when a healthcare provider is concerned about a rash illness, initial precautions are always taken.
Hopkins County Health Department Investigates Possible Measles Case

1 week ago | wkdzradio.com | Tammy Hancock

The Hopkins County Health Department announced late Tuesday afternoon that it is conducting an epidemiological investigation into a potential case of measles. Public Health Director Denise Beach says that while the case has not been confirmed yet, medical offices and the air have been thoroughly cleaned as a precaution. She says if the lab test confirms measles, everyone who may have been exposed will be notified as soon as the results are available.
Gov. Beshear Announces Six Counties Approved for FEMA Aid Following May Storms

1 week ago | wkdzradio.com | Tammy Hancock

Governor Andy Beshear has announced that President Donald Trump has approved his request for Individual Assistance for residents and households in six counties impacted by the storms on May 16-17. Individual assistance was approved for the counties of Caldwell, Laurel, Pulaski, Russell, Trigg, and Union. The Governor said additional designations and counties may be added at a later date if warranted by the results of further damage assessments. Gov.
Grand Jury Returns Multiple Indictments on Assault and Wanton Endangerment Charges

2 weeks ago | wkdzradio.com | Tammy Hancock

A Christian County grand jury handed down multiple indictments Friday, including incidents involving shootings and police pursuits. A true bill was returned on Soloman Burgess, of Hopkinsville, on a single count of first-degree assault. Burgess is accused of shooting a man on February 9, which caused serious injuries. The incident was investigated by the Hopkinsville Police Department.
Pedestrian Flown to Hospital After Being Hit by Vehicle at Princeton Walmart

2 weeks ago | wpkyonline.com | Tammy Hancock

A Princeton woman was flown to an Evansville hospital after she was struck by a car at Walmart Friday morning. Assistant Princeton Police Chief Shane Allision says the accident occurred shortly before 10:00 a.m. when 78-year-old Julia Thomas was pushing a shopping cart in front of the store and she was struck by a car driven by 67-year-old Carol Hampton of Eddyville, as she was turning. According to police, Thomas was knocked to the ground and sustained unknown injuries.
AAA Projects 45.1 Million U.S. Travelers for Memorial Day Weekend

2 weeks ago | wpkyonline.com | Tammy Hancock

AAA projects that 45.1 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home during the Memorial Day holiday period, which spans from Thursday, May 22, to Monday, May 26. This is an increase of 1.4 million travelers compared to last year, setting a new Memorial Day weekend record. The previous record was set in 2005, with 44 million travelers.
Local Communities to Honor Fallen Heroes with Memorial Day Ceremonies and Tributes

2 weeks ago | wpkyonline.com | Tammy Hancock

As Memorial Day weekend approaches, communities across the region are preparing to honor the true meaning behind the holiday—a time not just for barbecues and summer fun, but for remembering and paying tribute to the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Locally, the Princeton VFW Post 5595 will place flags at Cedar Hill Cemetery at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, and community members are invited to join in honoring fallen heroes.
City-County Pool to Make a Splash with Memorial Day Weekend Opening

2 weeks ago | wpkyonline.com | Tammy Hancock

Memorial Day weekend signals the unofficial start of summer, and the Princeton-Caldwell County City County Park is kicking off the season by opening its swimming pool to the public this holiday weekend. City County Park Director Elizabeth King announced the pool will officially open on Saturday. click to download audioShe explained that a “land lovers pass” is available for just $2.
Hopkinsville Woman Injured in Three-Vehicle Wreck in Princeton

2 weeks ago | wpkyonline.com | Tammy Hancock

A Hopkinsville woman was taken to the hospital after a three-vehicle wreck in Princeton Wednesday afternoon.
Princeton City Council Updated on New Housing Initiatives for Tornado Victims

2 weeks ago | wpkyonline.com | Tammy Hancock

Princeton Planning Commission Administrator Jenny Clark briefed the city council Monday night on ongoing developments, including new housing plans for tornado victims. Clark shared that she and Mayor Brock Thomas recently met with representatives from the Hope Initiative in Mayfield, who have plans to construct several houses in the community for residents who lost their homes during the December 2021 tornado.