A former Northeast High School teacher has been sentenced to serve nine years in state prison after pleading guilty to statutory rape by an authority figure.
A West Creek student is calling for stronger mental-health support after recent deaths, as CMCSS outlines how students can access help in school and beyond.
From a growing collection to plans for car club events and future expansion, the team behind Clarksville Throttle is preparing to open its vintage museum in a few weeks.
The discussion over the city’s proposed rollback of $3.3 million in sales taxes for schools turned to whether voters should weigh in on the decades-old tax agreement in 2026.
One family in the bus crash told the CMCSS School Board they’re facing more than $200,000 in unpaid medical bills, and the board has ignored their calls for help.
What was once rubble is now a two-story pet care facility. Kathy’s Pampered Paws is reopening less than three years after a tornado destroyed its building.
Both families of the girls killed in the Kenwood bus crash are pursuing wrongful death lawsuits, and CMCSS has now amended its response in the Davis case.
Prosecutors said the victim suffered greatly in the weeks after her fall, while Tucker said she never intended harm.
Weeks before her trial date, Hodge’s pleaded guilty to reckless homicide and received four years of probation in the 2022 fentanyl death.
The victim’s mother said she “mourns the future that was stolen” from her daughter as Zachary Schunn received the maximum DUI sentence.