Bradley County to upgrade firefighter training center
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County Fire & Rescue officials say the department's firefighting training center is about to take things to another level.
Bradley County seeks more seed money for workhouse
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Bradley County officials are considering increasing startup funding for a proposed workhouse facility from $15,000 to $35,000.
E-cigarette vendors voice prohibition concerns to Bradley County commissioners
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - A number of e-cigarette vendors on Monday shared their concerns about the scope of proposed restrictions on increasingly popular "vaping" devices in Bradley County.
Bradley County eyes crackdown on vaping, e-cigarettes
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Bradley County Commission is preparing to consider imposing restrictions on the smoking of e-cigarettes on county properties where tobacco use now is prohibited.
Six firefighters to be honored for saving lives
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Six Cleveland firefighters have received recognition for saving lives in the lead-up to the fire department's third annual open house on Saturday.
New rules in the works for Cleveland’s I-75 exits
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Cleveland is a step closer to adopting Interstate Gateway Corridor overlay zones for areas around the city's three exits from Interstate 75.
TVA’s Watts Bar Unit 2 is on track for 2015 power generation
SPRING CITY, Tenn. - The Tennessee Valley Authority is in the homestretch of building its newest nuclear reactor - and the first new nuclear unit to be built in three decades.
Cleveland to consider closing Bradley County animal shelter
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Cleveland City Council is considering closing the doors of the municipal animal shelter and relying on a private shelter that Bradley County began using in March.
Bradley County special needs student sent to hospital after fight with officer
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Bradley County Sheriff's Office says a Thursday afternoon fracas at GOAL Academy resulted in a trip to the hospital and charges filed in Juvenile Court against a 16-year-old special-needs student.
Cleveland City Schools to offer free lunches for all next year
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Under a pilot program, Cleveland City Schools will offer free breakfast and lunch to all its 5,200 students next year.
