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Joylyn Bukovac discusses stories impacting Middle Tennessee: • Police investigate an overnight shooting in Clarksville. • A Nashville food critic shares her three-week battle with the cyclospora parasite. • New Tennessee school policies parents should know before classes begin. • What qualifies during Tennessee’s upcom

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Dangerous heat will continue to start the week, with heat index values reaching as high as 115 degrees before slightly cooler and drier air arrives midweek. The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory through 8 p.m. Tuesday. “Drink plenty of fluids, stay...

CLARKSVILLE, TN – For four weeks this summer, Austin Peay State University’s campus hosted some of Tennessee’s brightest high school students as they challenged themselves in the Governor’s School for Computational Physics—a program that connects theoretical physics and practical computing. Every summer for the last...

Hopefully you enjoyed the break in the heat last week, because it is back in abundance this week, with a Heat Advisory already in effect for much of western Kentucky. Christian, Todd and Trigg Counties have managed to avoid being put into the Heat Advisory as of Sunday morning, but it’s not going to feel like we have,

At least two people were injured in a shooting at the American Legion in Clarksville late Saturday night.

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Crowds are enjoying their Saturday (from 3 p.m until 9 p.m.) at the War Memorial Walking Trail Park for the Kentucky Bands, Bourbon & Wine Festival, where live music, Kentucky-made spirits, local wines and craft vendors were the headliners at one of Oak Grove’s signature summer events. The annual...

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including the plans for Costco at Freedom Farms, school bus crash medical bills and a look inside the new TVA plant. Costco planned to anchor 220-acre Freedom Farms: Costco is planning...

Road Rage Over Passing Lane Ends With Flying Spark Plug. The Robertson County Sheriff’s Office has now released more information about Friday’s road rage incident that drew a large law enforcement response along Highway 41 near the Ridgetop and Greenbrier area. According to investigators, the dispute began when one dri

A multi-year road construction project is about to begin on Lafayette Road in Christian County, set to start in early August, helmed by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Answering a question from WHOP News, a news release from the transportation cabinet details that the project includes improving both grading and el