Rome

Rome Capitol Theatre hosts rare 35mm screenings of “It’s a Wonderful Life” as one writer questions whether the film should really be considered a Christmas classic.

STEM fun meets education at Griffiss Institute in Rome.

Rome’s Fright Night features trick-or-treating, live magic, food trucks, and a Monsters Inc. movie under the stars. Free event, 6 p.m.

Rome Lights Fest 5K brings runners, families, food trucks, and fireworks to downtown Rome for a magical holiday kickoff.

A young girl lost $50 of her birthday money at Walmart, but the Rome community quickly stepped in. Neighbors donated to make her birthday special, restoring faith in humanity.

Erie Canal Village in Rome brings back haunted train rides for 2025.

John Secor, Jr., 44, of Rome, NY, faces federal charges for sexual exploitation of a child and receiving child pornography after allegedly soliciting explicit images from a 16-year-old.

A section of State Route 46 in Central New York will be named in honor of Syracuse Police Officer Michael E. Jensen, a Rome native who died in the line of duty last year.

Rome’s NEADS team watched 9/11 unfold, shifting from routine drills to real defense, forever changing Griffiss Air Force Base and the nation’s air security.

Viral cat videos hit the big screen in Rome with Cat Video Fest.

A man in Rome, NY, was caught on video hurting a dog. Animal cruelty is illegal in New York, with penalties ranging from fines to up to two years in prison for aggravated cruelty.

The "Most Popular Food Truck in America" is making a stop in Rome on August 26th. The event will combine deep-dish cookies with dinosaurs.