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In the US, white supremacists have infiltrated police and military to get weapons training, The Sydney-Morning Herald reports, but according to one Tennessee judge. “The Klan doesn’t exist anymore.”

Written by Paige Eisemann Clarksville, TN - The work of local sculptor Scott Wise is probably familiar to Clarksvillians, even if they aren’t aware of it.

Tennessee’s Clarksville-Montgomery County School System sues TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and others, highlighting social media's harmful impact on student mental health.

Clarksville City Council voted Keri Llovato as the interim for Ward 12 Wednesday afternoon

Austin Peay State University has confirmed the suspension and investigation of policy violations are limited to the cheerleading team.

Clarksville residential and commercial real estate company Millan Enterprises announced plans for a large mixed-use development in downtown.

The winners for the 2022 Christmas Lighting contest.

The Middle Tennessee High School Sports Awards will be back with an exciting live event again in 2023.

Brittney Silvers had been shot three times when she was found dead on Oct. 14, 2018, at  Fort Campbell, Kentucky, according to a criminal complaint.

A federal jury has found an estranged husband guilty of killing his wife, Army Sgt. Brittney Silvers, who was stationed at Fort Campbell.