Lanier front and center as we as countdown to the big game. Am got a behind the scenes look att the second largest securityurit event in the nation. And later, forget traps oldd dominion has a plan to fine fin drives moving too slow. Slo whos behind the proposal andpoa why supporters say its a mattet of safety. Of safety. Good day at 9a starts now. All right. Rig. 9 01 is the time. Im were in the right lane. Lane. Hope you are as well. Wl. Good day dc. It is wednesday, february 1st. Er wisdom martin alongside holly morris, maureen umeh and steve e chenevey. Super bowl sunday four days away now. Getting preview of the of commercials youll see durings o the big game. Ue big me. If youre the kind that likes tt get the heads up so you can tell everybody what theyre about too see weve got a sneak peek forer you including a budwei getting a lot of attention. Enon first lets talk about thishi weather. Mild start to the new month. Come tomorrow well know spring is on the way or if were in stor
Baltimore. If we can go over to that car that man who was getting that car fixed in there with his fiance got into the scuffle with the guy. That 30yearold man was stabbed in the chest. He died on the scene here. Meanwhile, police say the suspect walked a block away to a Shopping Center calmly where he was are a revved the knife was in his possession. Police say they are still looking for a motive. Just people doing chores on normal day unexpected to come upon a violent individual like this who obviously caused great damage out here. You injure two people and caused the death of a third. This is a terrible situation that has happened out here. Beautiful day. First Beautiful Day of the year. Reporter now, police and crime scene investigators still on the scene collecting evidence, collecting interviews. The two other people that were established they were taken to mercy hospital. They are listed in stable condition at this point. But right now, police are looking for a motive perhaps th
ROME CITY — Music, parades and the Duck Race over the Dam are among the activities schedules for this weekend’s Chautauqua Days in Rome City. The festival will take place
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I have always had a thing about maps. They can give you both insight into where you are, and a peek back to where you were. Thus is the case with a series of maps published by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers between 1911 and 1914. Using 280 maps, the series provides a detailed view of the entire Ohio River Valley more than a century ago. Of particular interest is map number 48, that shows the confluence of the Ohio and Muskingum rivers. That’s right, a detailed map of Marietta from the start of the last century, complete with the elevation measurements for not only the land in the area, but also the river bottom. You can see it for yourself on page 2 of today’s Times.