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The Vista at Origin Park, a $20 million venue for weddings, corporate functions and social events along the Ohio River in Clarksville, is now open after 19 months of construction.
Caller claimed pipe bombs were planted around Vanderbilt Facility on Dunlop Lane, shutting down operations for hours
A portion of Clarksville Pike will be named after Sen. Thelma Harper, the first Black woman elected to the Tennessee Senate.
Clarksville has lost a beloved community member. Col. Tom Denney, a decorated Army veteran and longtime business leader, passed away June 3 at age 90.
Clarksville Parks & Recreation will provide free meals and snacks to eligible children enrolled in its Summer Youth Program at multiple locations this summer.
Clarksville police warn residents to watch for contractor fraud after severe weather, with scammers going door-to-door offering quick repairs.
Dalton Eatherly and another man sustained gunshot wounds during the shooting outside the courthouse in Clarksville, Tennessee, authorities said.
Clarksville's Mayor Joe Pitts proposes a property tax hike and school funding cut, putting $3.5M in school district funding at risk. The school board chair has deep concerns.
Clarksville Police will host its annual memorial ceremony May 15 to honor fallen officers during National Police Week 2026.
Clarksville residents and former officials are pushing back against Mayor Joe Pitts' decision to end the nonprofit's lease of the city-owned building without a public explanation.
Clarksville police, THP and the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office will conduct a high-visibility traffic enforcement operation in school zones on Friday.
The Clarksville City Council is pushing forward a law aimed at fire safety in new housing.
Clarksville's proposed senior center budget includes $178K for PR and $1.8M for renovations, raising new questions about the city's planned overhaul.
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (BP) – Roger Freeman and Ronny Raines have a standing tee time on Friday mornings at the Clarksville Country Club. Both pastors, they talk about life, family and
A Clarksville man is facing a slew of charges after he allegedly fled from Hopkinsville police Sunday morning, according to WKDZ Radio.
A man is facing federal charges after an indictment stemming from cybercrimes related to hacking a Maryland medical system.
CLARKSVILLE, Mo. -- What may be the only world championship decided in Pike County happened almost 140 years ago.