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Driver arrested after calling 911 over ‘hallucinations’

A Texas man faces drug and DUI charges in Kentucky after calling 911 to report an imaginary gunman riding on the roof of his vehicle.
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Hopkinsville Woman Faces Multiple Charges After Reckless Driving Complaint

A Hopkinsville woman was arrested Saturday afternoon after deputies say she drove recklessly through southern Christian County, threw liquor bottles from her vehicle and later fought with deputies. The Christian County Sheriff’s Office says deputies received several 911 calls shortly before 5 p.m. about a vehicle drivi
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Six new Clarksville Police Department officers hired

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Mayor Joe Pitts and Chief Ty Burdine recently welcomed six new officers to the Clarksville Police Department family. Five of the recruits will attend Walters State Regional Law Enforcement Training Academy (RLETA) in October 2026. Officer Preski, who is already a pre-certified officer, will attend the
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Pleasant View swears in new mayor, alderman; board creates city administrator post

Pleasant View has a new mayor, a new alderman and a new position in town government. The Pleasant View Board of Mayor and Aldermen swore in Bruce Drake as mayor, appointed Henry H.T. Wright as a new alderman and unanimously approved the creation of a city administrator position at its most recent meeting, held Aug. 10
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TN Traveler: Springfield tobacco warehouse holds tons of rescued treasure

SPRINGFIELD –– Doc Keys jokingly calls himself a junkman, and you might agree when you step inside his business –– but only for a moment. Doc’s Architectural Salvage may look disorganized, but it is no “Sanford and Son” operation. From floor to ceiling...
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Clarksville Man Arrested in Burglary Investigation

A Clarksville man was arrested in Hopkinsville Sunday morning after police say they found stolen air-conditioning equipment in his vehicle and burglary tools near a damaged building. Hopkinsville Police say officers were called to a suspicious person complaint shortly before 5 a.m. and were told an unknown man had walk
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Phase 2 of road construction on I-24 set to begin this week

Crews with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet have been preparing for Phase 2 of construction work on I-24 in Christian County, and that work is set to get underway on Thursday. According to a news release, this is part of the ongoing effort to rebuild almost seven miles of I-24 between...
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Nashville Man Arrested for Possessing Burglary Tools

A Nashville man was arrested after Christian County sheriff’s deputy investigating a suspicious vehicle along I-169 allegedly found burglary tools. A sheriff’s office report says a deputy spotted a Volkswagen Passat stopped in the emergency lane near the 22-mile marker shortly before 3 a.m. Friday. About 10 minutes lat
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Kentucky retailer retiring, closing after 65 years

HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. — Family-owned furniture and bedding retailer Herb Hays Furniture & Mattress is closing as its owner prepares to retire. The Hopkinsville, Ky.-based retailer announced the plans on Aug. 12 in a Facebook post. Herb and Marilyn Hays founded Herb Hays Furniture & Mattress in 1961, and their...
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Wanted in Clarksville: Man used credit fraud to buy $2,500 Pokemon card

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – A man used a fraudulent credit card to buy a Pokemon card worth $2,500 last month. On July 25 at about 6:43 p.m., a man entered Guild Vault Games at 2026 Fort Campbell Blvd. and purchased a Pokemon card valued at $2,500. The credit card charge initially appeared to go through but was

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