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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
1 month ago
3 takeaways in trial of former paramedic accused in 2021 deaths of wife, father-in-law

Body cam footage revealed a tense, fast-moving scene inside the Sango home. Jurors also heard emotional testimony about Rodgers’ life and health.

Crime
1 month ago
Trial begins for former paramedic accused in 2021 murder of wife, father-in-law

Jurors heard sharply different accounts as the trial began Wednesday for the former Nashville paramedic accused in the 2021 killing of his wife and father-in-law.

Crime
1 month ago
Northwest High School guidance counselor arrested after cocaine found in restroom

A Northwest High School guidance counselor was arrested on simple possession charges stemming from an alleged incident on school grounds.

Lifestyle
1 month ago
Amare Montessori private school in Clarksville blends academics with farm life

Amare Montessori’s curriculum moves beyond the classroom, with students gardening, caring for animals and exploring the outdoors daily.

News
1 month ago
Student urges CMCSS to do more to stop vaping in school restrooms

A Rossview student asked the school board to consider vape-detection sensors in bathrooms, but CMCSS officials say it already has this technology in use.

Crime
1 month ago
Ringgold Elementary teacher indicted on attempted child abuse, assault charges

A Ringgold Elementary teacher has been indicted on attempted child abuse and assault charges involving a child younger than 8 years old.

Crime
1 month ago
Adams woman gets probation for failing to report child sex abuse

An Adams woman pleaded no contest to failing to report child sexual abuse and was sentenced to 2 years of probation.

Education
1 month ago
School Board elects Carol Berry chair, keeps Kacie Bryant as vice chair

Berry was elected School Board chair after a close vote, and Bryant retained her role as vice chair. The leadership changes take effect next month.

A man was shot by Clarksville Police after a domestic disturbance on Sept. 14 on Fairview Lane. (Enrique Hernandez, Dash 10 Media)
Crime
1 month ago
UPDATE: Man dies after shootout with Clarksville Police in St. Bethlehem

Police say a man fired a gun during a domestic disturbance on Fairview Lane, leading to an exchange of gunfire with officers.

Blanchfield Army Community Hospital. (Contributed)
Military
1 month ago
DOJ to pay $11 million to Fort Campbell family after child’s brain injury

The child, now 4, lives with severe brain injury and requires round-the-clock medical care. Federal court records show the DOJ agreed to a $11 million settlement.