Updates from the Floyd County and Bartow County jails.
- Fact check: What about the revenue raised from downtown Rome parking fines. What we found: Those tickets generate an average of $34,291 a year. April sees the most money; September the least. Is it worth all the effort? Parking
- Ware Mechanical Weather Alert: Forecast calls for 98 on Sunday and Monday -- and that's before the heat index. What to know. Weather
- Governor to pick new Bartow/Gordon superior court judge from three nominees including District Attorney Rosemary Greene, Public Defender Christopher Paul and attorney Jeffrey Watkins. Judgeship
- Weekend! presented by The Forum River Center. Expanded Memorial Day edition - Bluegrass festival, Finster Fest, pool and beach open, on the water -- and a solemn tribute to fallen service personnel. Weekend
- Buzz: Farewell reception for Bruce, Jaki Day at Habitat's ReStore this evening. Living Proof Recovery offers 'Peddlers Pop-N-Shop' on June 15. Blood Assurance needs O-negative, other donations ASAP. Buzz
- Education: Gordon Central kicks off final round of high school graduations tonight; others set for Friday, Saturday. Graduations
- Obituaries: Michael Carver, Larry Lynn Lanham. Obituaries
- Public Health restaurant inspection scores. Dining
- Area arrest reports for Floyd, Bartow, Polk counties. Crimewatch
Truett's Chick-fil-A Sports Report: Sports
Rome Braves continue road trip to Augusta through Friday.
-Home Saturday vs. Asheville.
Rockmart falls in 2A baseball championship game; Jeff Davis takes the title.
Community sports updates. Free football camp at Darlington.
Hometown Headlines Radio Edition, 7-9 a.m. weekdays, WRGA 98.7 FM
7:40 a.m. Paradise Garden Foundation Executive Director Tina Cox on this weekend's annual Finster Fest.
8:10 a.m. Tim Herrington, Floyd County Emergency Management Director, joins us to talk about the excessive heat expected over Memorial Day weekend and how to cope.
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