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Two teens were injured just after 2:20 a.m. Saturday after colliding with a tree and a home on West Seventh Street, according to a Hopkinsville Police Department report.
The report states, Kenji White, 15, Hopkinsville, had taken his motherâs keys and was driving her vehicle without permission.
According to the report, White was driving east at around the 900 block of West Seventh Street between South Fowler Avenue and South McPherson Street when he left the roadway, crossing the opposing lane a struck a sidewalk before continuing and striking several bushes and then a tree in the yard of 922 W. 7th St.
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May 22, 2021 | 7:49 AM
A rear-end collision involving three vehicles Friday night on the Eagle Way Bypass injured an Oak Grove woman.
A Hopkinsville police collision report says 18-year old Elliott Shull of Hopkinsville was eastbound and misjudged the clearance of the vehicles in front of him as he merged into the left turning lane at Fort Campbell Boulevard, striking the rear of an automobile operated by 20-year old William Dinning of Hopkinsville and pushing it into the rear of a car operated by 17-year old Kaitlyn Kaetzel of Crofton.
Shull’s passenger, 17-year old Makenna Vanlandingham of Oak Grove, was taken by EMS to Jennie Stuart Medical Center for non-life-threatening injuries.
Foreign Investors Expect Dollar to Remain Weak Under Biden
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Increased stimulus spending could play a role in further softening of the U.S. currency
published : 18 Jan 2021 at 04:30 Fresh stimulus spending under President Biden could weigh on the dollar, many investors say. reuters
The view from financial experts abroad is that the dollar, currently near its weakest level in three years, will stay weak, holding on to much of its 2020 decline.
The ICE U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the greenback against a basket of currencies, fell more than 6% in 2020, marking its worst performance in three years. That left the dollar hovering near its lowest level since April 2018.
Democratic victories in the Georgia Senate races this week have spurred investors to bet on a higher spending government that will bring growth and inflation to the U.S. economy.