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There’s a chance of showers and thunderstorms today across Middle Tennessee, with some strong storms possible.
The Clarksville City Council gave final approval for the 2021 budget, which includes a 20-cent property tax increase and a sweeping infrastructure plan, at a special session held Wednesday night, concluding a long, heavily-debated process.
Clarksville Police have a plan for getting fireworks fans in and out of Liberty Park on July 3.
Fire has broken out in a field near Governor’s Square Mall.
Storms were moving across Middle Tennessee and Kentucky on Tuesday.
A wreck on the U.S. 41A Bypass at the intersection of Riverwood Place has completely shutdown traffic Tuesday afternoon.
After watching her son slowly die, the experience has given Susan Lawrence a renewed purpose in his absence: the right to death with dignity.
City council members voted to reinstate the 2020+ Transportation Plan, and a corresponding 20-cent property tax increase.
The Montgomery County Health Department will host a two-day COVID-19 vaccine event at Woodlawn Elementary School.
The Clarksville Human Relations Commission is set to receive significantly more funding in 2021-22 under the new city budget being presented today.