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After three days of testimony and two hours and 15 minutes of jury deliberation in Clarksville, former EMT Samuel Rutherford, charged with two counts of rape, was found not guilty by a jury.
Clarksville forecast: Friday may see some showers, but the weekend is expected to bring sunny skies and warm conditions.
The Regional Planning Commission voted to approve site plans for The Villas at Old Mill, an apartment complex set to be placed off Fort Campbell Boulevard.
A house fire in a neighborhood near Exit 1 in Clarksville caused siding damage to houses on both sides Wednesday evening.
By the end of Day 2 of the trial for a former ambulance worker charged with the rape of a patient while in transit, the jury heard testimony from doctors with conflicting opinions, the angry driver of the ambulance, interviews, and both the victim and defendant.
A woman has been charged with homicide in the DUI wreck that killed her passenger on July Fourth weekend in 2022 in Clarksville.
Three years after announcing it would bring an EV battery plant in Clarksville with almost 300 jobs, Microvast this week terminated several employees as part of a reduction in force.
Two men have now been arrested in the double homicide on Martin Street in Clarksville on April 8.
After almost four months of failed votes, controversy and debate, the 26th Clarksville-Montgomery County School System elementary school finally has a name: Freedom.
The Clarksville trial begins for a former EMT charged with the sexual assault of a female patient while transporting her.