Tim Siniard

(Editor’s Note: This is the first of two articles on Cleveland Mayor Kevin Brooks’ 2025 State of the City Address. The second will appear in the Saturday, Jan. 11, print

Editor's Note: This article was written on Thursday afternoon, ahead of an accelerated production deadline for the Cleveland Daily Banner.

(Editor’s Note: The following is Part II of an article on Cleveland Mayor Kevin Brooks’ 2025 State of the City Address. Part I appeared in the Saturday, Jan. 11, print

“It’s snowing, dude!”

The Cleveland City Council is considering a tax hike to fund Cleveland City Schools’ proposed 10-year, $160-million facilities plan due to an expected surge in student enrollment over the next

If the City of Cleveland and Bradley County do not hammer out an agreement to revise the current urban growth boundary by April, the state will step in and redraw

On Monday, Bradley County Chancery Court Judge Jerri Bryant postponed a three-day hearing for several parties involved in a lawsuit to determine if Aubrey B. Preston, the son of Life

Tommy Myers, the City of Cleveland’s director of public works, and his staff worked approximately 36 hours straight in advance of and during Friday's winter storm to ensure the city's

The Cleveland City Schools Board of Education has unanimously passed a resolution opposing Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s school voucher bill, stating school voucher programs could cause potential “harm to public

Photographs of the Nazis' concentration camp victims — some with blank facial expressions as they gaze toward the camera lens while others cast uneasy glances at an individual outside of