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Two juvenile carjackers were caught by police after a pursuit that crossed north Clarksville and went into Kentucky on Wednesday afternoon.
Safety for students walking to and from school has been a growing concern in Clarksville, particularly after a serious accident involving a Clarksville High student.
Heritage and Valleybrook parks now offer free Wi-Fi for guests, with two more parks to be connected in the near future thanks to a partnership between the City of Clarksville and Google.
The Legislative Liaison Committees of Montgomery County and the City of Clarksville presented their wish lists of items to state lawmakers Tuesday evening.
The most notable item on the legislative agenda is a request for state funding for Montgomery County to create a Regional Juvenile Resource and Justice Center.
Police are looking for three unidentified males involved in a shooting that happened on Fort Campbell Boulevard on Oct. 21. According to a news release, a silver Nissan sedan occupied by three unknown males fired shots at a dark-colored SUV in the Planet Fitness parking lot on Friday.
City of Clarksville 2022 property tax bills should start arriving in property owners’ mailboxes within the next few days.
The search is on for a man allegedly involved in a kidnapping and robbery that took place Monday afternoon in Clarksville. CPD said that on Monday at 3:40 p.m., the suspect, identified as Jordan Jackson, took the victim at gunpoint and forced them into a gray or silver SUV.
Fort Campbell crews are working to manage a fire that started in a training area near Trigg County, Kentucky, on Friday.
There are still a lot of questions about the shooting that happened over the weekend in downtown Clarksville that remain unanswered. However, the general manager at Hookah 21 said their bar is not to blame.