Heavy rains in Clarksville, Tennessee, have upended life in the town as flood waters cut of entire neighborhoods, close roads. Here's what to know.

After 10 inches of rain overnight, a few Clarksville-Montgomery County subdivisions and homes are underwater, State of Emergency declared by mayors.

In response to severe storms and heavy rains for the last five days that led to extensive flooding, Montgomery County Mayor Wes Golden and Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts issued a Local State of Emergency ...

The map outlines what department is responsible ... in charge of clearing almost 1,400 lane miles throughout Clarksville, ...

Additional drop-off locations include Blue Cord Realty and Property Management at 1191 Fort Campbell Boulevard, Clarksville Urban Ministries at 217 South 3 rd St. and Tennessee’s Elite ...

The National Weather Service reports Clarksville received 10 inches of rain. United Way of the Greater Clarksville Region and Red Cross are available in Clarksville to help those impacted by the ...

The latest round of severe weather comes after deadly storms swept through Tennessee on Wednesday night and Thursday. Officials said the storms have killed 10 people. Five were reported in McNairy ...

Storm shelters are located throughout Tennessee. Below are ones that are open to the public in Middle Tennessee at this ...