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Jazmin Logan

Jazmin Logan is a news reporter with Clarksville Now, covering crime, education, and other local stories. She works to shed light on the stories that matter most to her community. You can reach her at jlogan@clarksvillenow.com or (931) 648-7720.

Crime
12 hours ago
Clarksville man gets probation for 5-vehicle crash that killed 1 driver in 2023

The defendant was convicted of vehicular homicide in a 2023 head-on collision on the 41A Bypass in Clarksville that involved five vehicles.

The Clarksville Transit Station in 2019. (Clarksville Now archives)
News
1 day ago
12-year-old with IEP missing for hours after CMCSS staff put him on city bus

A Greenwood Alternative School student with an IEP was missing for five hours after a staff member put him on a public bus, his mother said.

Reynaldo Salinas-Cruz, left, and Sofia Rodas, far right, at the Montgomery County Courts Center on Aug. 25, 2026. (Jazmin Logan)
Crime
3 days ago
Mistrial declared in soldier’s stabbing death case after undisclosed interviews surface

The murder trial in the 2024 stabbing death of a Fort Campbell soldier was cut short Tuesday after new evidence surfaced mid-trial.

Crime
1 week ago
Witnesses detail victim’s final hours in 2024 stabbing death of Fort Campbell soldier

Jurors saw new evidence this week, including surveillance video from Fort Campbell, as well as autopsy results and toxicology findings.

Crime
1 week ago
Trial begins for couple accused in 2024 stabbing death of Fort Campbell soldier

Jurors heard sharply different accounts Tuesday as the trial opened for the divorced couple charged in the 2024 stabbing death of a Fort Campbell soldier.

Attendees holding signs up toward the board at the CMCSS formal school board meeting on Aug. 18, 2026. (Jazmin Logan)
News
1 week ago
Attendees push back as School Board adopts new rules on signs, disruptions

The School Board voted to tighten decorum rules amid continued public frustration over recent district controversies.

Student using a laptop computer at home. (Metro Creative Services)
News
2 weeks ago
CMCSS says laptop limits in elementary schools in place before new state law

With Tennessee tightening rules on classroom technology, CMCSS says it already scaled back elementary laptop use and moved toward more hands-on learning.

News
2 weeks ago
CMCSS adds middle school recess as Clarksville moms push for statewide mandate

CMCSS is now offering recess at all eight middle schools, while Say Yes to Recess prepares a statewide push for a daily mandate.

Crime
2 weeks ago
Clarksville man sentenced to probation in 2023 Guthrie Highway fatal wreck

The victim’s family described how the 2023 Guthrie Highway fatal crash upended their lives as Hawkins was sentenced to probation.

Attendees holding signs up toward the board at the CMCSS formal school board meeting on July 21, 2026. (Jazmin Logan)
News
3 weeks ago
School Board considers new limits on sign-holding, decorum rules

The School Board is considering new limits on sign-holding and expanded definitions on disruptive behavior after several tense meetings.

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