Ex-detective denies accusations by DA
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The former Cleveland police detective accused of ruining the chance to convict a suspect in the 1999 Valentine's Day triple slaying here says he's being used as a "scapegoat."
Map from 1821 unlocks Bradley history
CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- An 1821 surveyor's map slowly is revealing some details about local history and the Trail of Tears.
Bradley looks ahead to transportation needs
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Area planners and residents are trying to figure out what local transportation needs will be in 2035.
Bradley industry leaders list likes
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Nearly all of the 23 companies interviewed for a Chamber of Commerce report here say Cleveland and Bradley County are good areas in which to live, work and raise a family.
Cleveland begins search for city schools chief
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The search for Cleveland City Schools' next director began Friday with the school board's approval of criteria for the position.
Cleveland airport project advances
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - City airport construction is transitioning from environmental issues to site preparation.
Habitat celebrates 20 years in Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland marked its 20th anniversary Thursday with the start of house No. 79, a new partner and a new program.
Uniform thinking
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The old American Uniform building might have a future with Cleveland City Schools under a proposal presented Wednesday to the Cleveland Board of Education.
Bradley, Cleveland eye fire contract options
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The city's mayor told Bradley County commissioners Wednesday that they need to make a decision "as soon as possible" on how they plan to handle fire protection in 2013.
Cleveland schools seek pay hike, land
CLEVELAND, Tenn. - City school system employees are overdue for a raise, Cleveland Board of Education members told the Cleveland City Council on Tuesday.