Investigations continue into suspect's shooting by trooper. Campaign Watch: $7.24 million in, half out in next year's congressional race. COVID updates. Busy month for Rome Little Theatre.

Heritage First Headlines

• Investigation continuing in case that left suspect in stable condition. State report says trooper assisting Aragon Police in pursuit case fired the shot.
• Campaign Watch: Area congressional candidates raise $7.24 million for 2022 race -- and spend half of it already. Look for more Rome commission, school board candidates to declare this week as qualifying begins in under a month. Calendar: Cobbler success and candidates rally.
• Rome Little Theatre updates: Kindred Fire concert this Friday to benefit RLT; open house set for July 31.
• Smile Report: Junior Service League's 87th year was one for the books (and a lot of other supplies for area students).
• Headlines ahead: Floyd Board of Education's first public hearing on millage rate. Alcohol Control Commission to consider permits for new brewery, restaurant. Development authority meets.
• Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Mid to low 80s through Tuesday with light rain each day.
• Obituaries: No additional obituaries from Saturday.
• Dining: Public Health restaurant inspection scores, Tuesday-Saturday.
• Crimewatch. Updates on arrests.

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Truett's Chick-fil-A Sports Report 

• Rome Braves fall again to Grasshoppers.
• Atlanta Braves put on a show, win 9-0.
• Rome Braves host Greensboro, 2 p.m. Off Monday.
• Atlanta Braves vs. Tampa Bay at 1:20 p.m.
• Latest A-Braves personnel moves.
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation starts fall registration (basketball, too).
• Community Sports: LakePoint, Tillman runs on the way.