New legislation could allow Idaho's public school teachers to carry a concealed weapon as a form of protection for Idaho students.Rep. Edward Hill of Eagle, Ida
New legislation could allow Idaho's public school teachers to carry a concealed weapon as a form of protection for Idaho students.Rep. Edward Hill of Eagle, Id
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Police have released the names of two Hopkinsville residents that were injured in a wreck on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Hopkinsville in front of the Marathon gas station Friday afternoon.
Hopkinsville Police say a car driven by 24-year-old Jeni Oneal of Clarksville was exiting the gas station parking lot and pulled into the path of a northbound car driven by 17-year-old Carly Pyle that was on Fort Campbell Boulevard.
Pyle and her passenger 17-year-old Tera Adams was taken by ambulance to Jennie Stuart Medical Center for what police say are non-life-threatening injuries.
The crash happened just before 3 pm.
Two Hopkinsville teens were injured in an accident Friday afternoon on Fort Campbell Boulevard.
A collision report from Hopkinsville police says 24-year old Jeni O’Neal of Clarksville was attempting to turn left out of a parking lot near Clinic Drive and said a stopped motorist in the right lane waved her into traffic.
When she drove onto the Boulevard, she collided with a northbound car operated by 17-year old Carly Pyle of Hopkinsville. Pyle and her passenger, 17-year old Tera Adams of Hopkinsville were both taken by EMS to Jennie Stuart Medical Center for non-life-threatening injuries.
O’Neal was not hurt in the crash.