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Paxton acquires Cleveland Daily Banner, CFB to fill boots for MDA and Tennessee Parole Board denies Kelley parole.
Former Bradley sheriff recommends against murderer's parole, former Charleston City Commissioner Garett Hammontree charged with statutory rape, Food City to acquire Cooke's grocery chain.
Two vehicles collide, no injuries, Sen. Bell to join TWRA and jail inmates graduate from welding workshop.
Missing Polk County man's body found, case of alleged Cleveland Capitol rioter postponed again, federal indictment nets Maryville man and several from Knoxville.
Election results, Operation Compassion assists Kentucky flood victims and Master Gardeners help with juvenile court.
City schools still looking for bus drivers, Wacker plant to create 200 new jobs,
Cleveland man banned from greenway over lewd act.
Three juveniles charged in local auto burglaries, CFD welcomes nine new firefighters, Cleveland couple charged in greenway assaults.
Cleveland man indicted on attempted first-degree murder charge, Operation Southern Slow Down begins in five states July 18, Blood Assurance in dire need of donors.
Lola Beans Coffee opens Saturday, charges pending in Highway 64 motorcycle collision, and sewage irks McDonald homeowner.
Weathers defends local teachers, new Cleveland-based Life Force helicopter dedicated, Chattanooga man charged in connection with Cleveland gunshots.
Mayors wary of TDOT's EV charging network plan, SWAT team prepares for calamities, Grand jury issued new indictments against former Cleveland high school teacher.
Sheriff's office issues scammer alert, TBI says deputy's gun fires during negotiation with "sucicidal" man, utility companies asks for energy conservation during heat wave.
Red-headed Stranger will not be executed this year, Cleveland Utilities apologizes for outages, and man climbs through window to tell ex about his new love life.
Cleveland city schools want employee diversity, Aspen Dental to provide free dental care to veterans on June 11, county schools work to make the internet safer.
Flealand had prior electrical problems, CPD to focus on drunk drivers and portions of Ocoee Whitewater center reopen today.
Ambulance idle times, 975 unit subdivision underway and blood and platelets desperately needed.
School bus accident with no life-threatening injuries, election results and a sexual assault case dismissed without prejudice.
Election commission keeps Jones on ballot, Grand jury takes middle school teacher secret recording case and Democrats needed to man polls for election.
Emotional exit for two school board members, early voting has begun, and the BBB warns about loan scams involving money upfront.
Downed power line cause thousands to lose power, Popeyes may escalate chicken wars and COVID cases continue to decline.
Tanker rollover snarls traffic, hearing rescheduled for CMS teacher arrested for locker room camera, and Governor Lee proposes a 30-day grocery sales tax suspension.
Middle school teacher rearrested on hidden camera charges, two Cleveland residents who have lived in Ukraine share their stories, and Cleveland Utilities warns of a new telephone scam.
Mask opponent represents self in court, Big rig wrecks on I-75 and halts traffic for hours, charges dismissed but headed to grand jury in day care fire.
City cracks $100 million in infrastructure enhancements
Cleveland lawmaker's anti-drunk-driving bill speeding up
Local authorities warn of pellet-type-gun assaults
COVID cases drop, K-9 Joker steals the shows at winter workshop, Feds seize former county commissioner's truck, and many more stories to catch you up on the week.
Officials hope the interstate connector will lure restaurants to the city's Southside, a Walker Valley student allegedly pulled a knife on another student, a McMinn woman was indicted on chargers of sex with at least nine minors and more of this week's biggest stories and sports.
Smoke evacuates childcare center, McMinn residents urge school board to reconsider Maus ban, drowning victim identified as Cleveland man, and more of the biggest stories of the past week.
Bill progressing in honor of wounded K-9, city hopes Whirlpool campus will invigorate downtown and Cleveland police will target drunk drivers, and so much more.
Baby born in backseat of car is safe and healthy at home with mother, city accepts Preston's donation of former bank building, status hearing delayed for alleged Cleveland Capitol rioter.
Former principal passes away, Cleveland gets a light dusting of snow and COVID cases continue to surge and the hospital is full.
The Cleveland Daily Banner is moving to U.S. mail delivery, affordable housing future looks brighter and tire-dumping penalties need more teeth.
COVID cases continue to rise at a dramatic rate, Tuesday accident sends one to Erlanger and local athletes earn All-State honors. Plus, milk foam explained.
Culvert failure closes road, COVID-19 positive cases on rise and Bradley County not yet 50% fully vaccinated, K-9 Joker's shooting story and recovery.
K-9 Joker returns to work, Charleston essential workers to get ARP bonuses and local gridiron trip earns All-State honors.
Operation Compassion sends relief, Empty Stocking Fund exceeds goal, City Council weighs pros and cons of donated building.
A new CHS principal will be named in late spring, Knoxville man, Cleveland woman arrested in connection with armed robbery of Southern Heritage Bank, and Blood Assurance reports less than one-day supply of O-negative and O-positive blood types; pleading for donors.
Bradley County unemployment rate of 3.1% approaching record lows. Empty Stocking Fund breaks opening-day record. Christmas activities return to downtown Cleveland on Friday and Saturday.
Mayor Brooks: $200,000 grant is game changer.
Law enforcement delivers Thanksgiving meals.
Bradley County COVID-19 active cases rise by 12 over last five days; six additional deaths.
Doyle Hughes honored as 2021 Veteran of the Year, Bell bids goodbye to Senate re-election, the Lady Flames claim another title and so much more.
The First Tennessee Bank building is again being offered to the city of Cleveland; a new municipal park on Candies Lane is getting an official name; and Senator Mike Bell will not seek re-election in 2022.
Bradley County unemployment rates drop, 20,000 attend Halloween block party and the Mustangs get back on the winning track. Plus, learn all about Daylight Saving Time and a whole lot more.
The Bradley County Commission has OK’d a redistricting plan; a Veterans Day ceremony is scheduled for Nov. 11 at Bradley County Courthouse; and the Cleveland City Council names members to a Youth Advisory Council. Plus, details on Halloween candy-filled fun.
The Bradley County Commission approves $7.5 million dollars in employee bonuses; COVID cases drop again; and there was an emotional ribbon cutting for Isaiah 117 House.
The debate continue over ARP essential worker bonuses
Miranda cheetum plans to appeal new trial denial
Active COVID cases go down
The Bradley County Commission says ‘no’ to Biden’s vaccine mandate; redistricting changes are on the horizon; and sheriff’s deputies will be getting a raise.
In the headlines, full-time Cleveland municipal employees will be getting bonuses from ARP funds; Bradley County unemployment drops again; and there’s good news and bad news in the mayor’s COVID report. Plus, a look at some spooky fun this weekend.
The Bradley County Commission begins discussions on how to use $21 million dollars in A-R-P funds; Mayor D. Gary Davis is looking for taxpayer input on the use of those funds; and just how bad is the litter problem in Bradley County? Plus sports and this weekend's Fall fun--all to listen to now, for free.
In today's episode, the mayor wants a U.S. Census recount for the city of Cleveland; after three days of dropping, Bradley County’s COVID-19 active cases rise again; and the International Cowpea Festival crowd mooooves toward a record number, and more.
The District Attorney has been released from the hospital after battling COVID-19; Bradley County reports a record number of new COVID cases; and the owner of Jenkins Restaurant & Deli is one of two fatalities in Sunday-morning crash.
Bradley County’s unemployment rate tumbles to 4.6 percent; COVID cases keep climbing; and the school system is being advised about waivers for “virtual learning”; plus, ‘Holy Cowpea!’Batman! The festival is on.
In this episode hear about the mess we're in with COVID, a new sidewalk project and some great stories from a former Secret Service agent, and a whole lot more.
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