Hundreds of backpacks heading to Fort Campbell kids
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Hundreds of backpacks packed with love are on their way to military families at Fort Campbell. Tractor Supply and Operation Homefront teamed up to make sure service members’ children are ready for the new school year, both with supplies and support. In a room full...
Free Movie Fridays return to Springfield this summer
The Springfield Parks & Recreation Department is excited to once again partner with Walmart of Springfield to bring free, family-friendly movies to Springfield. Movie screenings will take place on the third Friday of each month from June through September at Martin Luther King, Jr. Park, located at 2623 South Main...
US Marshals arrest wanted man in Clarksville
A man wanted in Knoxville for multiple charges, including kidnapping, was taken into custody in Clarksville Wednesday.
Fort Campbell welcomes new Garrison Commander
Fort Campbell is bidding farewell to outgoing Garrison Commander, Colonel Christopher Midberry, and welcoming incoming commander, Colonel James Snowden. The change of command ceremony was set for Wednesday morning as Fort Campbell wished Col. Midberry well in his future endeavors—he’s heading to Washington D.C. to...
The Next Generation Squad Weapon
JUNE 18, 2025 — Amidst the evolving landscape of military acquisitions and the Army’s renewed commitment to agile, rapid capability development, the Next Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW) has undergone a pivotal Expeditionary Operational Assessment (EOA) in collaboration with elements of 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne...
KY Drug Dealer Heading To Prison
PADUCAH, KY.- A 45-year-old local Hopkinsville, Kentucky, drug dealer was sentenced last Wednesday to a decade in federal prison for distributing methamphetamine throughout the Hopkinsville, Kentucky, area. According to U.S. Attorney Kyle G. Bumgarner, on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, Troy Clark, 45, of Hopkinsville,...
Clarksville City Council rejects first reading of proposed budget
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — After several amendments to the capital budget, the Clarksville City Council did not approve the proposed budget. The budget failed 5-7 even though several cuts were approved and new recommendations adopted. Some of the amendments Tuesday night included reducing airport wages, allocating...
Austin Peay State University psychologist weighs in on masculinity, mental health
As topics surrounding men’s mental health continue to gain overdue attention, one Austin Peay State University psychologist is pushing the conversation beyond the spectrum of “either-or.”. Dr. Daniel McKelvey, assistant professor in the Department of Psychological Science and Counseling, has spent years researching...
Several communities grapple with paying for firefighter salaries and equipment
Clarksville Firefighters are hoping to lobby the City Council for more pay. An entry-level fireman, who hasn't been certified yet, makes $43,800 a year.
Nashville man indicted in 2022 Cheatham County drug-related death
After more than two years since drugs took the life of a man in Cheatham County, authorities have a suspect in custody. Jerry Wayne Moore, 36, of Nashville, turned himself June 5 after being indicted May 5 on two counts of second degree murder. According to the indictments, Moore allegedly distributed Schedule I and...
