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June 23, 2024
Washington nationals new manager is known for coaching pitchers. Well take a look at his resume. Were following a traffic nightmare on the beltway. A jackknifed tractortrailer on the inner loop just after 270. Good morning. Im andrea roane. Im nick giovanni. Welcome into the rush hour edition of 9news this thursday. Howard bernstein has your forecast but we want to get right to larry miller with this inner loop problem. The unfortunate part, its one of many issues on the inner hootch. We count l...
March 27, 2024
Planning your next summer vacation spot? This Pennsylvania city might be one to consider for your list.
January 27, 2024
Taylor Swift fans got to dress up, listen to music and skate all afternoon.
December 5, 2023
Sacha Coles is one of the most recognised names in landscape architecture. He’s working on some very large city shaping projects. In this interview he shares his views about the drivers behind this big shift in thinking.
September 19, 2023
Tuesday, September 19, 2023--6:00 p.m. -David Crowder, WRGA News- Georgia Theater Company President Bo Chambliss speaks during Monday's Rome Alcohol Control Commission meeting. The Rome Alcohol Control Commission has approved a new beer, wine, and liquor pouring license for the Movies at Be
September 10, 2023
Sunday is the final day for Rib Fest in Perry Square.
September 6, 2023
The smell of barbeque will soon the fill the air in Perry Square. Preparations are underway on South Park Row for the 32nd annual Rib Fest which kicks off Thursday. The four-day festival features several barbeque vendors, local craft beer, and live music. Because of the festival, State Street will be closed from 7th Street […]
September 3, 2023
Local vendors and customers take advantage of the warm weather with the final farmers market of the season in Perry Square.
August 26, 2023
The event in Perry Square included live music, games, free food and a backpack giveaway.
September 26, 2011
in. democrats still warned of a shutdown. >> we are playing with peoples lives. >> reporter: again, a stalemate over spending. >> nobody likes this indecision. nobody likes to see washington unable to come together and do a simple deal. >> reporter: politically, its not simple. its about red ink. conservatives insist fema funding hike be matched by spending cuts elsewhere. >> we are going to help people affected by disasters, but cutting the government in other places. >> reporter: the...