Hardeman County News Today

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It's important to note that many people locked up in the Hardeman County jail haven't even been convicted of their accused crimes.

Clarksville, TN - The National Weather Service (NWS), based in Nashville, has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for Clarksville-Montgomery County and

Stacker compiled a list of counties with the highest rates of high blood pressure in Tennessee using data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Tantalus Systems , a grid modernization technology company focused on helping utilities harness the power of data, today announced that after a competitive evaluation process, Bolivar Energy...

As the sun sets on the day of the "Great American Solar Eclipse," the threat of severe weather looms over Texoma into the night.

Nashville, TN - Holiday employment that ended at the start of the new year is one of the leading factors that caused an increase in county unemployment

Three members of an organized street gang called Traveling Vice Lords/Junk Yard Dogs, have been convicted by a jury.

An overview of a proposed Tennessee bill that aims to ban the sale of cold alcohol at convenience stores and limit the number of drinks customers can have at restaurants and bars. The bill, named the Tennessee Prevention of Drunk Driving Act, also includes provisions for law enforcement to work with the Alcoholic Beverage Commission in investigating drunk driving incidents and tracing the source of alcohol. The bill has garnered attention and sparked debates among lawmakers.