Anglers, adventure, economic impact: King Kat Tournament returns to Clarksville’s Cumberland River
The King Kat Tournament Trail returns to Clarksville for its fourth consecutive year on April 18. This premier catfishing competition draws not only local anglers, but also seasoned fishermen from across the Southeast, all eager to test their skills on the scenic waters of the Cumberland River. Known for producing trophy-sized catfish, the river continues to be a major attraction for both competitive...
Elderly woman, 4 dogs die in Clarksville house fire
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - An elderly woman and four dogs died in a house fire in Clarksville on Wednesday. Clarksville Fire Rescue said that just before 3 p.m., firefighters were dispatched to Senseney Circle after a group of teenagers walking home from school reported a structure fire. When crews arrived...
Plans unveiled for 254,000-square-foot, 4-story Clarksville Multi-Specialty VA Clinic
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System, alongside Carnegie Management, shared new renderings Wednesday of the 254,000-square-foot Clarksville Multi-Specialty VA Clinic, while also confirming other project details and projections. Funded by the PACT Act, this new clinic will provide a multitude of health care services...
Man Injured In Collision With Tractor-Trailer
A wreck on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Hopkinsville involving a tractor-trailer sent one person to the hospital on Wednesday afternoon. Hopkinsville Police say just before 1:00 p.m., an SUV collided with a tractor-trailer trapping the driver of the SUV underneath the tractor-trailer. Hopkinsville Fire Department Spokesman Captain Payton Rogers says...
Hopkinsville Woman Charged With Drug Possession
An investigation into the whereabouts of a person with active warrants led to the arrest of a Hopkinsville woman for drug possession at the Rodeway Inn on Fort Campbell Boulevard on April 6th. Christian County Sheriff’s deputies say they got out with a vehicle that belonged to someone with warrants...
Clarksville man sentenced to 18 years in 2019 fentanyl overdose death of friend
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – John Normand Vandal was sentenced Wednesday to serve 18 years for the 2019 fentanyl-related death of his friend, 28-year-old Kayla Marie Valasquez. Vandal was found guilty Jan. 22, 2026 of second-degree murder, a Class A felony. Events leading to Valasquez’s death. On the...
Hendersonville Predator Doomed to 438 Years for Raping Six Children Over 13 Years
Brave Report Sparks Investigation (Image Credits: Pixabay) Hendersonville, Tenn. – A local man faced the full weight of justice this week after a judge imposed a record-shattering 438-year prison sentence for a prolonged campaign of child sexual abuse. Matthew Cody Ball, 36, preyed on six young victims across multiple Tennessee counties and Texas, exploiting positions ... Read more The post Hendersonville Predator Doomed to...
Teen hacker tied to school data breach in Robertson County
A new generation of cyber criminals is emerging and they're younger than ever.
New VA clinic raises traffic concerns in Clarksville as growth continues
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A major new development in Clarksville is moving forward, but it’s also raising a familiar question for a fast-growing city: can the roads keep up?. City leaders recently approved a key zoning step for a new VA clinic planned near Spring Creek Parkway and...
Springfield Names New Water And Wastewater Director
The City of Springfield is welcoming new leadership to oversee its water and wastewater operations. City officials announced Bryan Price as the new Water/Wastewater Director. Price brings more than 20 years of experience across both the private and public sectors, including previous work as a utilities director. An engineer by...
