Join Clarksville Now Editor Chris Smith and 5 Star Operations Manager Ryan Ploeckelman as they break down the top news stories in Clarksville each week.
The state medical examiner says Darius Chappell – who was found dead in his jail cell days after being taken down by a K9 police dog – died by “homicide.” But that won’t necessarily lead to criminal charges.
Now’s our chance to set up rules on data centers that make sure all the reasons we don’t like them are addressed up front.
Here’s a snapshot of the three amendments on this year’s ballot – on bail, property tax, and crime victims – and some arguments for and against each one.
Here’s a quiz: How many times has each president come to visit, and why? Bet you can’t beat Ryan! (Bonus: Ryan’s presidential impressions.)
Have you decided who to vote for in the Clarksville mayor’s race? Here’s the case to be made for each of the three candidates.
The driver in the fatal Kenwood Middle School bus crash will only face minor traffic charges. Here’s what that tells us about what happened, and what comes next.
Flock and other LPR camera technology is needed because it’s critical to modern law enforcement … OR … it’s a dangerous abuse of power by the government. We can’t decide.
Yes, Crucible Metals is getting an incentive to rebuild the Zinc Plant into a $6.6 billion facility. Here’s the breakdown on what they’ll pay in Montgomery County taxes.
The county will try to prevent future floods with a strange, rarely-used technology that both soaks up water and prevents erosion. It’s called “trees.”
A $3.5 million civil lawsuit has been filed in the Montgomery Central teacher nude selfies case, and that will compel the school system and the teacher to finally respond.