Cleveland News

Should East Cleveland become a neighborhood of Cleveland instead of its neighbor? Some say a merger would benefit both cities.

Two Tennessee universities have made the "honor roll" of a publication's 2014 list of "Great Colleges To Work For."

RICHARD TAYLOR, who recently retired from the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency, is still active in other volunteer endeavors involving search and rescue.

Two small quakes were reported in the area by the United States Geological Service during the weekend.

KIWANIAN John Squires, left, invited Jamison Creel of Jerusalem School at Bethlehem, right, to speak at a recent Kiwanis Club of Cleveland luncheon.

At approximately 4 p.m., Chattanooga Police responded to 2119 East 23rd Street for a pedestrian struck.

When the C4 Corvette debuted for 1984, it was a fresh take on a well-established brand.

Rail lines were built during World War II to Tyner to the Volunteer Army Ammunition Plant, which produced TNT from 1942 to 1977.

A young woman and young man both suffered injuries in falling some 30 feet at 317 N Palisades Dr. on Saturday night.

As voters have begun choosing which candidates could represent them in the Tennessee House of Representatives, the candidates running to serve the people of Bradley County have been mulling over the issues important to voters, including those related to the education of the state's children.

FSG BANK presented a generous check to Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland. The two are developing a partnership for upcoming projects.

Officials with the 11th annual Foothills Country Fair have released a schedule of events for the popular celebration which begins Friday.

Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland talks with Rev. Walter "Chick" McGill and wife Barbara during a stop in his Walk Across America After nearly two years of planning, Rev.

The secretary of the SPCA Board of Directors has resigned his post, leaving behind a long list of accusations that another board member refutes and adds her own accusations that actions by the secretary were "illegal."

Family, friends and colleagues gathered Thursday afternoon to remember the life and public service of Cleveland City Judge Bill Moss who died Monday.

Danny Leigh Botts, 35, of Rossville was arrested July 10 on a charge of burglary.

Tennessee Highway Patrol confirmed the passenger killed in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 11 late Tuesday evening was a Riceville resident.

A man managed to survive after his car was practically cut in half after slamming into an 18-wheeler Wednesday in Cleveland, Tennessee.

Sky Ridge Medical Center of Cleveland has announced its decision to open a multi-specialty clinic in Cambridge Square, a mixed-use community currently under development at the intersection of Ooltewah-Georgetown Road and Lee Highway in Ooltewah.

"We're going to put our community first," is the mantra Dr. Bill Seymour is using as he continues his inaugural year as the president of Cleveland State Community College.