Copper City Chiefs add second player ahead of inaugural season
ROME — The Copper City Chiefs of the American Premier Hockey League have signed their second player ahead of their first season. The signing of forward Ray Falso, a native
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Bad behavior at Rome pools could lead to 1-year ban
The city of Rome is implementing a new Zero Tolerance Behavior Policy at city pools effective immediately to protect staff and other attendees, according to city officials.
Rome City School District launches 'Rome is Home' progress series
Rome City School District launched its "Rome is Home: Progress in Action" series highlighting academic gains, graduation rates and student success initiatives.
Sioux City man charged with using child to shield himself from police
As officers gave him multiple commands to release the child and exit the bedroom, Romero Sandoval, while holding the child between himself and police for several minutes, allegedly told them
Rome City Men’s Amateur Golf Championship to expand division flights
The 2026 Rome City Men’s Amateur Golf Championship will be expanding from eight division flights to nine. There will be nine playing flights: Championship, A, B, C, D, Senior (50-and-over) A, Senior B, Sup...
Rome Block Party to once again welcome cyclists
More than 500 bicyclists will once again make camp in the city of Rome this year — and for the third year in a row, the city will welcome them with a block party featuring live music, food, vendors and mor...
Activities announced at CCCC
ROME — Copper City Community Connection, 305 E. Locust St., will offer these activities next week:
Albany Symphony Orchestra, drone show coming to Rome
A free concert and drone show will take place at Bellamy Harbor Park in Rome on Saturday, July 11, featuring a performance by the Albany Symphony Orchestra, with a musical composition written about the city.
Café Vinci set to make its debut in Rome this Summer
ROME — A new cafe is set to open late this summer at the Air City Lofts apartment complex, located at the recently closed Bowl Boss on 86 Hangar Road
Increased project costs are up for a vote by the Rome Common Council this week
The city is looking to bond for an additional $45,000 to the sewer system improvement project, bringing the total cost up to $7,377,480.
Woman faces animal abuse charges in Rome
ROME — A Rome woman is facing animal abuse charges after police say she left two emaciated dogs tied to the fence at the city of Rome Dog Control Building
BREAKING NEWS: Rome City School District budget approved by voters
Rome voters approved the revised $165.4 million Rome City School District budget for 2026-27 after an earlier proposal was narrowly defeated.
Rome board recognizes top 10 students, liaisons, 41-year retiree
The Rome City School District Board of Education recognized the top 10 students in the Rome Free Academy Class of 2026 during its June meeting.
GRAD WALK GALLERY: See photos of RFA graduating seniors walk through city schools
Over 200 Rome Free Academy students in the class of 2026 made a grad walk through Strough Middle School and all the Rome elementary schools and Clough Pre-K center Monday, June 15. At Strough there was also...
Road repairs, roof repairs approved by Rome Board
James Bray Paving and Excavation has been awarded a $2.4 million contract for coldmilling and resurfacing of city streets. Every summer, the city makes repairs to various city streets, which involves milling...
Inmate at Oneida County Jail accused of 89 telephone violations
Authorities said Matthew X. Masse, 35, of Rome, was in lockup due to a domestic dispute in the city of Rome earlier this month, and an order of protection was filed against him on behalf of a protected perso...
Drug case at Mohawk prison in Rome moving to county level
Shondrea Taylor, 53, appeared in Rome City Court on Thursday, June 11, answering a bench warrant for one count of first-degree possession of dangerous contraband, a class D felony, two counts of second-degre...
Gigs on the Green returns to downtown Rome for second year
ROME — Gigs on the Green, a summer concert series bringing live music and local food and beverage vendors to the new Griffo Green at City Hall, is set to
A ban on battery storage systems in Rome is up for a vote
Rather than impose a six month moratorium on the construction of battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Rome, up for a vote before the council is an outright ban on BESS in the city.
Majority of Utah law enforcement agencies still not following sexual assault data law
Over half of Utah's law enforcement agencies have failed to comply with a state law to submit sexual assault data.Only 46% of agencies submitted data by June 4, down from 65% last year.Rep. Angela Romero, D-...
'Losing its shock value': Riders, Romero respond to latest violent transit incident
TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - A passenger is accused of pulling a knife and injuring another man during a fight on a city bus Thursday morning, marking another violent incident on
Upcoming water line inventory can be free for homeowners, says Rome DPW
Residents of Rome still have time to self-report their water service line material to the Department of Public Works — at no cost to the homeowner — before the city sends contractors and machinery door-t...
Rome School District may have plan for former Rome Catholic School
The Rome City School District is looking into possibly leasing the former Rome Catholic School on Cypress Street as a Pre-K building as part of its ongoing efforts to improve Clough Elementary School, accord...
Rome school board candidates outline priorities
Four candidates are running for three seats on the Rome City School District Board of Education in the May 19 election.