A fire in the impact area at Fort Campbell on Wednesday was creating a great deal of smoke, and it may be visible from off post.
Multiple vehicles crashed, with injuries, Wednesday afternoon on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard.
A sedan and pickup crashed Tuesday evening on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville, with one person suffering critical injuries.
Police Chief David Crockarell has announced his retirement, effective Feb. 28, 2025, closing out a 30-year career in law enforcement at CPD.
A man was found shot in the head early Tuesday morning in northwest Clarksville.
Chad Heritage, programming director and the voice of Beaver 100.3 during your afternoon drive, has joined Beaver Mornings with Monica Reed on Beaver 100.3, waking up with Clarksville/Hopkinsville listeners.
Clarksville forecast: The week will start out cooler and clear, but will heat up ahead of possible weekend storms.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including on Orgain Concrete spills, debates on liquor licenses and Harbor Freight coming back to town.
How many liquor stores is too many in Clarksville, and should the city set limits? Plus, the county deals with mushy soil at the new Animal Control and branch library site, a concrete company keeps spilling into the Red River, Harbor Freight is back, and Ryan explains why he was ready to lie to Chris about his DIY project.
An effort to stop the growth of liquor stores in Clarksville shifted Thursday night – at the end of a four-hour meeting – to a move to abolish all limits on the number of liquor licenses in the city.