Emotional exit for two school board members, early voting has begun, and the BBB warns about loan scams involving money upfront.

Richelle Shelton announces retirement, road closure next week, COVID cases rise.

Downed power line cause thousands to lose power, Popeyes may escalate chicken wars and COVID cases continue to decline.

Tanker rollover snarls traffic, hearing rescheduled for CMS teacher arrested for locker room camera, and Governor Lee proposes a 30-day grocery sales tax suspension.

Middle school teacher rearrested on hidden camera charges, two Cleveland residents who have lived in Ukraine share their stories, and Cleveland Utilities warns of a new telephone scam.

Mask opponent represents self in court, Big rig wrecks on I-75 and halts traffic for hours, charges dismissed but headed to grand jury in day care fire.

City cracks $100 million in infrastructure enhancements

Cleveland lawmaker's anti-drunk-driving bill speeding up

Local authorities warn of pellet-type-gun assaults

COVID cases drop, K-9 Joker steals the shows at winter workshop,  Feds seize former county commissioner's truck, and many more stories to catch you up on the week.

Officials hope the interstate connector will lure restaurants to the city's Southside, a Walker Valley student allegedly pulled a knife on another student, a McMinn woman was indicted on chargers of sex with at least nine minors and more of this week's biggest stories and sports.

Smoke evacuates childcare center, McMinn residents urge school board to reconsider Maus ban, drowning victim identified as Cleveland man, and more of the biggest stories of the past week.