Emotional hearing ends with 4-4 vote basically rejecting Gibbons Street apartments. More 'Nutrition' in Rome; new chiropractic service, too. 14 COVID patients in Rome hospitals lowest since July.

The latest:

• Emotional meeting, filled with troubling Rome history and neighborhood concerns, ends with a 4-4 tie by the Rome City Commission, rejecting 36 apartments off Gibbons Street.
• Business: Riverbend Nutrition opening in Etowah Crossing near East Bend. Rentless Chiropractic joins Riverwalk. Sakai marks 20 years in Adairsville, 50 employees and 3,500 machines later.
• GBI: Suspect in shootout with the Bartow sheriff's office last week is in custody. Jail records show he faces eight counts including aggravated assault, obstruction of law officers.
• 14 COVID patients in Floyd, Redmond on Monday; lowest since July. 11 new cases posted in NW Georgia on Monday.
• Education: Fulbright honors for a Berry faculty member. Shaw awards 2021 dependent scholarships.
• Buzz: Watch DOT roadwork today on I-75 north near Dalton. Master Gardeners workshop set for June 5. Rome Symphony goes Gershwin Saturday night.
• Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Heat wave should ease by Memorial Day weekend. 'Code Orange' smog alert again today for Bartow, metro Atlanta.
• Obituaries: Mrs. Lillie Mae Charles Satcher, Mrs. Sadie Mae Goodson Wood.
• Dining: Public Health restaurant inspection scores, Tuesday-Saturday.
• Crimewatch brought to you by thestoragehound.com. Updates on arrests.

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Truett's Chick-Fil-A Sports Report:

• The week that was at State Mutual Stadium: Mills Fitzner's photo gallery from the fans' perspective.
• Rome Braves off Monday; Greenville at Rome Tuesday-Sunday. First pitch tonight: 7 p.m.
• Mills Fitzner's home game photos.
• Atlanta Braves were off Monday; travel to Boston for games Tuesday, Wednesday.
• Sanders new Pepperell wrestling coach.
• Shorter baseball headed to regionals.
• Atlanta Falcons' updates. The fate of Julio Jones.
• Opening dates for fall football.