Clarksville

A pedestrian was killed in a crash that occurred in Clarksville. Police are currently investigating the incident.

A pedestrian died in Clarksville after being struck by a vehicle while crossing the road with a bicycle on Thursday night. The incident occurred at 101st Airborne Division Parkway and Whitfield Road. According to the Clarksville Police Department, the injured person was taken to Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital and was pronounced deceased.

Clarksville police are investigating an early morning crash. This incident is expected to cause impacts on traffic flow on Friday.

A vehicle collided with a pedestrian in Clarksville on Thursday night, resulting in injuries. The collision occurred around 8:30 p.m. at the intersection of Whitfield Road and 101st Airborne Division Parkway. The Fatal Accident Crash Team is investigating the scene, and all westbound lanes of the parkway have been shut down.

The Clarksville Police Department is searching for a driver involved in a hit-and-run crash that occurred on Fort Campbell Boulevard on Friday night. A male pedestrian was injured by a vehicle, which officials believe was a black Dodge Charger, leading to his transport to Nashville. The investigation is ongoing, and police are asking the public for information.

A man was flown to a Nashville hospital after being hit by a vehicle in Clarksville on Friday. The crash occurred near 1680 Fort Campbell Boulevard and resulted in the closure of the southbound lanes of Fort Campbell Boulevard. Clarksville police are currently investigating the incident.

The Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board is weighing new rules following tense meetings. These proposed regulations aim to maintain order during board meetings while simultaneously allowing people to demonstrate.

Darius Chappell was arrested in Clarksville after being attacked by a police K-9, resulting in his death while in jail. Nearly six weeks following the incident, his family protested, demanding greater transparency regarding the events.

Nashville businessman Darden Copeland won the Democratic nomination for Tennessee's 7th Congressional District in a primary victory that saw him defeat Vincent Dixie and others. He is now positioned to face U.S. Rep. Matt Van Epps in the general election. The district spans areas including Clarksville, parts of northwest Nashville, Dickson, and Macon County.

Wawa will open three new stores in Dickson, Lebanon, and Murfreesboro, Tennessee, by mid-September 2026, expanding its state presence. The chain plans up to seven stores by 2026 and over 50 in the next decade, with each location projected to create 35 jobs and requiring $7.5 million in investment.

Clarksville city leaders are considering changes to protect the historic downtown while facilitating future investment. The proposed plan aims to balance historical preservation with economic growth opportunities.

A 23-year-old man from Clarksville was arrested in Mt. Juliet after officers discovered a Glock handgun with an illegal auto switch device and drugs during a traffic stop. The device converts the firearm to fully automatic, which is prohibited in Tennessee, and the man faces charges of unlawful possession and drug possession.

Chi-Town Dogs, a Clarksville restaurant founded by Dan Johnson and his wife Donna in the 1990s, will reopen Aug. 12 after closing in 2021 following Donna's death. Dan, longtime friend Elizabeth Self, and Self's son Chris renovated the space and plan to honor Donna's legacy through the restaurant's revival.

A proposal to enforce a $40 parking ticket in downtown Clarksville has raised concerns among residents that stricter enforcement might deter customers from visiting local businesses. The potential financial burden on visitors could negatively affect the area's commercial activity.

Clarksville leaders are signaling a pause on Trenton Road development due to growing traffic concerns. The city's busiest corridor is facing increasing traffic issues, prompting some officials to oppose new developments.

Metro Nashville Police’s Street Racer Initiative resulted in four arrests, including a Tesla driver who evaded police and a suspect found with drugs and a weapon. Two additional arrests followed a planned car meet involving high-speed evasion.

A truck crashed into a utility pole in Clarksville on Thursday morning, damaging utility lines, a fire hydrant, and a traffic signal. The driver was injured but is expected to survive, and Crossland Avenue remains closed for several hours while repairs are completed.

The Clarksville Police Department responded to a motorcycle crash involving a car around 6:43 p.m. on Wednesday night. The incident resulted in one person being injured.

A crash between a vehicle and a motorcycle on Providence Boulevard in Clarksville, Tennessee, hospitalized a motorcyclist and closed part of the roadway for investigation. Clarksville Police Department reported the incident occurred Wednesday night, with the motorcyclist transported to Vanderbilt Clarksville, though their status remains unknown.

Residents near Hickory Wild neighborhood in Clarksville, Tennessee, oppose MVM Properties' proposal to expand the housing development, citing concerns over worsened flooding and traffic congestion. The Clarksville-Montgomery County Regional Planning Commission has delayed the project for 30 days pending traffic and sewage drainage studies, following historic flooding in April 2025 and unresolved stormwater infrastructure issues.

Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Dickson is launching a Tile Manufacturing Operator program at its Clarksville campus to address workforce demand in the ceramic tile manufacturing industry. The program, designed to train students in operating automated systems, partners with local manufacturers like Florim Tile to ensure job readiness for graduates.

The Ajax Turner 50+ Center is suing Clarksville, Mayor Joe Pitts, and four former board members, alleging secret meetings and unauthorized surrender of property. The lawsuit seeks to block the city's planned eviction, claiming violations of Tennessee's Open Meetings Act and asserting the city lacks legal authority to remove the nonprofit.

Clarksville leaders have officially adopted the city's Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget after weeks of debate over taxes and spending. The budget's adoption follows extended discussions on financial priorities and taxation issues.

Cooling centers are open in Nashville, Clarksville, and Williamson County through Tuesday due to a Code Red Weather Alert. The alert, effective through Tuesday evening, warns of dangerously hot temperatures and oppressive humidity in Middle Tennessee.

Montgomery County leaders are advocating for additional I-24 exits to address traffic congestion caused by Clarksville's rapid growth. Discussions with the Tennessee Department of Transportation focus on new exits near existing interchanges, connecting to Ted Crozier Boulevard, Costco, and Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital. The project is in early stages and may tie into a 2034 I-24 widening plan.

At least two people were injured in a shooting near the American Legion in Clarksville. The Clarksville Police Department responded to the incident late Saturday night.

At least two people were injured in a shooting near the American Legion in Clarksville, Tennessee. Police have detained three persons of interest and are investigating the incident, which occurred around 11:54 PM on Saturday along North Ninth Street. The injuries are reported to be non-life-threatening, but the exact number of victims and injury details remain under investigation.

Nashville reached a dew point of 77 degrees, nearing its record of 82 degrees, increasing heat index risks and flooding potential. Middle Tennessee and western Kentucky saw multiple locations with near-record or record-breaking dew points, with Hopkins County setting a new record at 85 degrees. High moisture levels also raised precipitable water values above average.

Clarksville's mayor emphasizes that the city's growth should fund necessary infrastructure and services. Local leaders are considering how to pay for roads, schools, and city services as thousands of new residents move in.

A proposed Costco in Clarksville has residents excited about new shopping opportunities, but local leaders are focused on whether the town's roads can handle the potential traffic and demand.

A new Costco could be coming to Clarksville, with local leaders highlighting potential tax revenue and broader economic impacts beyond bulk shopping and discounted gas.

A Clarksville family was displaced after wind and lightning damaged their home during severe thunderstorms in Montgomery County on Tuesday evening.

Costco plans to open a store in Clarksville as part of a 220-acre mixed-use development called Freedom Farms, pending approval of a $21.5 million performance-based incentive agreement. The project could create 801 jobs and generate $6.25 million annually in local sales tax revenue, though concerns about growth and traffic persist.

Montgomery County Commissioner Joshua Beal confirmed Costco is set to open in the area soon, pending approval from the county commission. The county pursued this opportunity after previous plans in Clarksville failed, emphasizing it will bring jobs and economic benefits.

Clarksville leaders are considering $3 million in school funding to address expenses from the city's continued growth. The city's budget may be finalized, but officials are preparing for future financial challenges linked to expansion.

Kathy's Pampered Paws, a Clarksville pet boarding and grooming business, will host a grand opening Saturday after a 2023 tornado destroyed it. Owner Kathy Conn rebuilt the business on the same site where she and her late husband established it nearly 25 years ago.

Clarksville leaders report that maintaining lower property taxes has resulted in delays for millions of dollars in infrastructure projects. The trade-off highlights the challenge of balancing tax rates with public works development.

Cheatham County Schools is increasing student and adult meal prices by 25 cents due to rising food and supply costs. The new prices, effective this summer, set student breakfast at $3 and lunch at $4 per meal. Parents, particularly those with multiple children, report significant financial strain, with one family estimating over $400 monthly costs. The district has not responded to questions about the increase.

Three cats and one dog died in a fire at a three-story home in Clarksville. The incident occurred on Monday morning, resulting in the deaths of four animals.

Clarksville has approved a property tax increase following weeks of budget debate. Homeowners in the city will experience higher property tax bills as a result of the decision.