CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A possible tornado was caught on camera ripping through a Clarksville neighborhood on Tuesday night. Officials said the possible tornado touched down in the Sango area, but ...

Tuesday’s storms left a trail of damage across Middle Tennessee, but some Clarksville residents started coming together to begin the cleanup process.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered his opening statement at the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations despite being ...

A tornado has been spotted on the ground in Clarksville, located north of Nashville, Tennessee. An image captured by a ...

As summer kicks off and families hit the road for vacation, the Clarksville Police Department is partnering with the ...

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn ... Here are instructions on how to watch WSMV4 live on various platforms. No traffic was allowed into the area at that time and people already in the area were allowed to ...

Traffic has started to build on the M5 as many rush back to avoid what could be lengthy delays this evening. The likes of the A38, A30 and M4 could also become busier as the holiday rush reaches ...

Clarksville NowLuke Warren's sculpture. (Customs House Museum & Cultural Center, Contributed) CLARKSVILLE, TN − The Customs ... military air and highway traffic from May 1-10, as the 101st ...

as seen in the body camera video. “There’s 8 people in there. He’s getting paid to haul these people, probably to Maryland if I had to guess.” During Abrego Garcia’s traffic stop ...

The crash, which happened during the morning of Wednesday, April 30, prompted emergency services and traffic officers to rush to the scene. The closure has caused seven miles of traffic on ...

Cameras have been spotted on traffic poles along some state roads, sparking curiosity about their purpose. One viewer, Nick, asked about cameras on poles along 490 West and on the ramp from Buffal ...

Statistics show roughly 15,400 traffic lanes monitored by cameras capture between 75 and 80 million reads each day. Despite the impressive and improving technology, Prof Sampson was keen to ...