Clarksville

The charges included two counts of rape, six counts of unlawful deviate conduct and three counts of criminal deviate conduct and one count of robbery.

Southern Indiana man gets 55 years in woman’s decapitation slaying

Associated Press

Brian Montez Williams of Clarksville, Indiana, pleaded guilty in October to one count of murder for the July 2021 slaying of 67-year-old Melody Gambetty.

Historians researching possible burial site at the former Colgate property in Clarksville

Researchers have found dozens of records of people they believe were buried at or near the former Colgate-Palmolive plant in Clarksville, from its time as a state prison and reformatory.

The Clarksville workers unionized in September to ask for better wages, secure benefits and better treatment from management.

Starbucks employees in Clarksville join national weekend strike

Adam Rayes

The frustrated Clarksville employees went on strike Friday in tandem with a hundred other stores nationwide.

Marker no. 6 is the Lincoln Park neighborhood, at the center of Clarksville's heat island. Residents living there can experience temperatures up to 2 degrees higher than other areas of the town.

Clarksville, Richmond develop plans to protect residents from extreme heat

Rebecca Thiele

Climate change is expected to make heat waves longer and more intense. Cooling cities down can save lives.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced a settlement this week with a central Indiana furniture store for failing to rehire a soldier upon return from duty.

Clarksville denies it violated civil rights statutes by rejecting police candidate with HIV

Sara Wittmeyer

An attorney for the Town of Clarksville is denying allegations that it revoked a job offer to a prospective police officer because of his HIV diagnosis.

Clarksville Starbucks files to unionize, first to do so in Indiana

Dominick Heyob

A Starbucks out of Clarksville, Indiana is the first in the state to file for unionization. This is following a trend in Starbucks locations across the country.

Indiana town sued by government, didn’t hire man with HIV

Associated Press

The federal government is accusing a southern Indiana town of discriminating against a man with HIV who applied to become a police officer.