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OAK GROVE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – The casino in Oak Grove located at Winners Way has closed for the night as law enforcement investigated a threat made to the facility. On Sept. 10, at approximately 5 p.m., the Oak Grove Police Department received a report concerning a potential threat directed at the Oak Grove...

A Clarksville man was charged with drug possession following a traffic stop on Pembroke Oak Grove Road in Oak Grove on Saturday night. Christian County Sheriff’s deputies claim they stopped a car driven by 44-year-old Dejuan Howard because it had blue lights installed in its front and back bumpers.

Nestled along the Red River in Robertson County lies the historic, yet often forgotten, land that was once known as the town of Port Royal.

Whether it's the charm of Woodard Hall, the elegance of the Maybelle, or the quirks of the now pink McMurry House, Robertson County's homes show us history isn't one size fits all.

Josh Hinerman said he often works 12-hour days, from dealing with rezoning challenges and bus driver vacancies to addressing accidents.

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Montgomery County Government is pleased to welcome the 2025-2026 Mayor’s Emerging Leaders, a group of 28 high school sophomores, juniors and seniors who will serve as unofficial county committee members. This year’s Mayor’s Emerging Leaders Program began in August and allows students to attend...

The theater was built in the 1930s and served the community for decades until it closed in 2018.

Hopkinsville police arrested 39-year-old Nicholas Forristall and 51-year-old Michael Mitchell both of Hopkinsville after the pair allegedly attempted to break into a building last Thursday. Law enforcement responded to a location in the 2,900 block of Fort Campbell Boulevard for a burglary in progress. At the scene,...

A bomb threat at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel led to the building being evacuated Wednesday afternoon. Oak Grove Police say just after 5 pm they were called for a bomb threat that was called in with the person claiming to have hostages. After a search of the building...

ROBERTSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WSMV) - Robertson County deputies are facing a federal lawsuit, accusing them of using force to detain the wrong person on his property. It was all captured on camera as they tried to serve an arrest warrant for “Jerry Reason” last September. The 23-page civil...