Bradley County SPCA moving past disputes
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A board member of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Bradley County has come under scrutiny for an alleged data breach of the organization's shelter computer system.
Cleveland, Tenn., judge killed by gunshot wound
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Cleveland City Judge Bill B. Moss was found dead late Monday morning in a downtown parking lot on Fourth Street, between Worth and Broad streets, according to the Cleveland Police Department.
Bradley County reviews sheriff’s office asset disposal list
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A request to dispose of more than 30 Bradley County Sheriff's Office assets - mainly obsolete computers, broken equipment and car parts - will be postponed until the administration of sheriff-elect Eric Watson takes office.
UPDATE: Cleveland city court judge found dead of gunshot wound
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -Cleveland police responding late this morning to a downtown parking lot at 4th Street and Broad Street found the body of City Court Judge Bill Moss, according to a news release.
Candies Lane options sought for State Route 60
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Cleveland planners would like the Tennessee Department of Transportation to consider ways to reduce congestion at a three-way intersection just yards from exit 25 off Interstate 75.
Tennessee Department of Transportation chief warns of looming funding crisis
Chattanooga-based Astec sounds alarm on stalled highway bill
Bradley County’s 2014-15 budget approved
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County's proposed $33.7 million 2014-15 budget - which includes a 2 percent raise for full-time employees, a 1.6 increase in revenues and expenditures and no property tax increase - is now official.
McDonald puppy mill dogs finding homes
McDONALD, Tenn. - Small-breed dogs seized last month from a McDonald puppy mill are now finding homes locally and abroad.
Several Bradley County traffic signal projects in the works
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Several traffic signal projects are under way throughout Bradley County that afffect key traffic corridors and emergency responders.
Cleveland’s 125-year-old memorial obelisk rededicated
• The landmark weighs more than 6,600 pounds. The shaft alone weighs around 3,000 pounds and the memorial stone weighs 2,900 pounds.
