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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.

Hands open a small metal wire cage inside a circular concrete opening, releasing a trapped animal lingering inside the cage.
News
4 months ago
Kitten trapped in Clarksville storm drain rescued after 3-day effort | PHOTOS, VIDEO

A kitten rescued from a storm drain after a three-day effort is now safe and recovering in a foster home, according to Montgomery County Animal Care and Control.

Crime
4 months ago
Clarksville doctor charged with fraud, issuing over 1 million pills in prescription scheme

Federal prosecutors say a Clarksville doctor issued more than 1 million “medically unnecessary” pills in a years-long prescribing scheme.

Man in a black chef jacket and tan cap stands indoors, pointing upward with his right finger as if making a point.
News
4 months ago
UPDATE: Missing 61-year-old Clarksville man located and safe

Clarksville Police are asking for the public’s help finding a 61-year-old missing person.

Man with a mustache wearing a red-and-white striped cap and light blue shirt, standing indoors.
Crime
4 months ago
Wanted in Clarksville: Police seek man accused of stealing $28,000 in identity-theft scheme

Police say a man used fraudulent identification to withdraw $28,000 from a victim’s bank account, and detectives are asking for help identifying him.

Crime
4 months ago
Murder charge dismissed for one defendant in 2017 Mitchell Street shooting

Nearly 10 years after the Clarksville homicide, one defendant’s murder charge was dismissed this month while two others remain set for trial next year.

Two wrestlers clash in a ring as one lifts the other overhead during a match, with a crowd watching closely nearby.
News
4 months ago
Wrestling benefit honors Kenwood bus crash victims, raises funds for families | PHOTOS

With a supportive crowd filling much of the National Guard Armory, the “Fight for a Knight” wrestling benefit brought the community together to support the Kenwood Middle School families impacted by the March 27 bus crash.

Tennessee National Guard Armory at 1801 Fort Campbell Blvd. on June 19, 2026. (Jazmin Logan)
News
4 months ago
Wrestling benefit set for Friday night to support Kenwood families after deadly bus crash

A “Fight for a Knight” wrestling benefit will be held Friday at the Clarksville National Guard Armory to raise funds for families impacted by the Kenwood Middle School bus crash.

A CMCSS school bus crosses over the yellow lines just before a crash in Carroll County on March 27, 2026. (Rosalee and Zaviel Lugo, contributed via WKRN)
News
5 months ago
CMCSS denies liability in fatal bus crash, blames driver’s ‘sudden medical emergency’

CMCSS says the March 27 crash that killed two students was caused by a sudden medical emergency, not negligence, as the district seeks dismissal of most claims in a lawsuit filed by the Davis family.

Stokes Park in north Clarksville. (Montgomery County Government, contributed)
News
5 months ago
Stokes Park officially transferred to Montgomery County after $10.8 million upgrade

The school board voted Tuesday to transfer Stokes Park to Montgomery County, finalizing a years-long effort to rebuild and reopen the neglected athletic complex.

Two people sit at a conference table in a formal room; a blonde woman in a beige jacket writes in a notebook while a man in a dark T-shirt sits beside her.
Crime
5 months ago
Ex-boyfriend sentenced to life in 2021 home-invasion Eagle View Drive murder

The victim’s sister delivered emotional statements in court as John Bean was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison plus 13 years in the 2021 Eagle View Drive murder.

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