COVID-19 More

Tennessee cases top 20,000; 2 more deaths at Athens Life Care

4 days ago | | |
Two more residents at Life Care Center of Athens died from COVID-19 on Tuesday, bringing the fatality rate to 14 since the cluster of cases first struck the skilled-nursing facility last month.

Local virus cases up 5, but Rhea spikes by 175

Friday, May 22 | | |
Bradley County’s COVID-19 numbers remained steady, increasing by one Thursday to 84 total positive cases, but a cluster of 175 new cases in nearby Rhea County was announced.

Bradley eyes $1.3 million in COVID-19 state relief

Response strong to Chamber's Recovery Fund

CSCC reopening for summer with restrictions

BCSO getting state grant to fight COVID-19

LEE U TO REBOOT IN-PERSON CLASSROOMS

Governor tours hospital; Bradley reports 83 cases

Restaurants, retail capacity limits to be lifted this week; more openings Friday

Chamber expects April jobless figure of 12-13%

Obituaries More

Peggy Louise Allen

Yesterday at 5:29 PM | | |
Peggy Louise Allen, 76, of Old Fort, passed away on Sunday, May 25, 2020. 

Shirley Bail

Yesterday at 5:28 PM | | |
Shirley J. Bail, 83, of Cleveland, died on Thursday, May 28, 2020, at her residence.

Josephine S. Bates

Gene Bishop

Anita Gail Brock

Jewerl Brown

Betty Jo Bryan

Jan DeBruyn

Thomas Carreiro

Connie Jean Forgey

Business Updates: COVID-19

COVID-19 Business updates 5-29

  In light of the current coronavirus (COVID-19) situation, if you have a business that is changing its hours, or an event that has been changed, please let us know so we can inform the …
News

Crime Beat: Shoplifting charge leveled

3 days ago | | |
An alleged shoplifter who had been previously  banned from the Keith Street Walmart was arrested Monday at the store for shoplifting — theft of property, Schedule I-VIII drug violations and …

New Cleveland State building on schedule for early 2021

3 days ago | | |
Neither rain nor pandemic has slowed construction on the new Health and Sciences Building at Cleveland State Community College, according to Alisha Fox, vice president of finance and …

Crime Beat: Hicks charged with assault, vandalism

Young Road Memorial Day

Mike Bell discusses importance of service

Cleveland Utilities: Lighting left out of Highway 60 project

Tennessee cases top 20,000; 2 more deaths at Athens Life Care

5-27 Church Activities

Nation / World More

Cities brace for increasing unrest, call in National Guard

The Latest: Alaska to require virus tests for air travelers

Retreat or deploy? Police try to balance protest response

AP PHOTOS: Images from protests across a traumatized nation

NASA astronauts blast off into space on a SpaceX rocket, heralding a new era in human spaceflight.

Police: 1 dead after shots fired into car at Detroit protest

As Minneapolis burns, mayor takes heat for the response

Pope presides over virus prayer in hint normalcy returning

Israeli forces kill unarmed autistic Palestinian man

The Latest: DC mayor calls Trumps threatening tweets 'gross'

State More

Welding and wrestling: The life of ‘King Cobra’ Jimmy Kimble

Memphis protesters march to site where King was killed

Lee to require COVID-19 testing at long-term care facilities

Weinstein raped me in 1994 at age 17, woman says in lawsuit

Warrant: Police find remains of second child in yard

Virus could lead more states to OK sports, online betting

Police across US speak out against Minneapolis custody death

Lee asks state agencies to cut budgets by 12%

Protest of Minneapolis man's death blocks Memphis street

Lee appoints new judge to appeals court

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