Call that she was dead. Reporter rob roth, ktvu channel two channel 2 news. Now to the latest on the Government Shutdown and the impact from washington, d. C. And locally. Neither side appears to be ready to be the first one to blink. Lets begin with our own julie haener with whats happening. Reporter some ideas are taking place. But at the same time theres no shortage of finger pointing and there are strong reactions to the government being closed for business. Im really upset they would actually let this happen. Its ridiculous and its affecting everyone. Reporter lawmakers appear to be far apart in reaching an agreement. Right now both sides are being blamed. Democrats say thats no way to run the government. Goodness they wont even sit down and have a discussion about this. Ive seen the house republicans, time for photo ops. And these silly stunts should end. Shutting down the government isnt kid stuff. Reporter president obama is showing no signs of backing down. Today he said repub
Saturday afternoon, a tornado touched down in northern parts of Clarksville. It crossed I-24 around mile marker 1 and 2, and moved into Kentucky and out of Montgomery County.
Crimes reported to Montgomery County police between April 4 and 10 By Dan Schere |
April 22, 2021
Thefts from vehicles
Money and property were taken from a vehicle in the 5500 block of Wisconsin Avenue around 4 p.m. on April 8. Force was reported.
Parts were taken from a vehicle in the 7700 block of Wisconsin Avenue between 5:55 and 6:30 a.m. on April 7. Force was reported.
Three people took money and property from multiple vehicles between April 5 and 8. Affected streets included Shaftsbury Street, Edgefield Road, Capitol View Avenue, Pratt Place, Conifer Lane, and the area of Jones Mill Road and Le Velle Drive.
Property was taken from four vehicles between April 6 and 9. Affected streets included Ashley Drive, Antigua Terrace and Barbados Place. Force was reported in two cases.