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HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. (WZTV) — A potentially deadly situation was averted in Hopkinsville when a police officer and a detective leapt into deep water to save a driver from a sinking vehicle. According to the Hopkinsville Police Department, officers responded to a single-car collision where the car entered a body...

NASHVILLE, TN — A heat advisory is in effect across much of Middle Tennessee Thursday, with temperatures and humidity combining to push the heat index to a scorching 107°F, raising significant public health concerns throughout the region. The National Weather Service in Nashville has issued the warning for...

One week after Animal Rescue Corps saved more than one hundred dogs from a puppy mill in Cheatham County, the animals are now on the mend. Veterinary care has transformed dogs for adoption.

CLARKSVILLE, TN − Dr. Phillip Mongan has been named the new chair of the Department of Social Work at Austin Peay State University – but long before jumping into university administration, he was jumping out of planes with the Army’s 501st Infantry Regiment in Alaska. At the...

A former Fort Campbell soldier has been sentenced to 12 years in federal prison after badly burning a baby with hot water and failing to get medical treatment. According to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Tennessee, 29-year-old Andrew Garasich of Pennsylvania will spend the...

CLARKSVILLE, TN − The City of Clarksville continues to stand with our residents as we recover from recent devastating weather events. We want to remind the community that the deadline to apply for FEMA disaster assistance is Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2025. Residents who experienced damage or losses due to the recent flooding...

Foggy Bottom is a longtime summer favorite in Cheatham County, helping customers take canoe and kayak rides on the Harpeth River since 1987.

These days, Terry Duke is meeting all kinds of faces at his drive-thru off A US-41 in Joelton after starting at the race tracks.

Holeshot opened back in 2021. The owner, Cheatham County native Michael Johnson, said they aim to bring beloved vehicles back from the grave.

Police are looking for a man who fled from law enforcement and caused a crash on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Oak Grove Sunday afternoon. Kentucky State Police say they attempted to stop a vehicle driven by Jalan Gibson on Fort Campbell Boulevard that was going over 100 mph, and he fled towards Tennessee, colliding...