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Bob spent the weekend at Niagara Falls Comic Con and brought back some interesting interviews with Vicki Lawrence, Lou Ferrigno, Sgt. Slaughter and more. Tune into The Romeo Report Friday nights at 10pm. Only on yourTV Niagara. #sgtslaughter #vickilawrence #louferrigno #niagarafallscomiccon #comiccon

A new art exhibition has been installed at St. Catharines City Hall. Full Colour features the work of 2SLGBTQIA+ artists and will remain on display until August 14th.

An ambitious film produced by Centennial Secondary School students had its world premiere last week in Welland. 

Kyle Rich, Brock University Associate Professor of Sport Management says a new report shows that the Ontario Sport Community is struggling to overcome new compliance challenges.

The Kiwanis Club of St. Catharines and the City of St. Catharines are happy that Old Lock One Commons is officially complete after 10 years of hard work from the community. Bob Romeo reports.

The NPCA has begun a public engagement process that will lead to a new management plan for Woodend Conservation Area.

Local car enthusiasts The Niagara Drifters on their inaugural Cruise Night at Canada One Outlets in Niagara Falls. Over the summer on Sunday nights, car connoisseurs gather to display their vehicles and raise money for a worthy cause. For the first event, the Drifters and family of RUSH drummer Neil Peart were on site raising money for cancer causes, including the Neil Peart Memorial at Lakeside Park, and local cancer patient Austin Martel.

The Ontario Brain Injury Association along with the City of Thorold held a flag raising ceremony to acknowledge Brain Injury Awareness Month. Brenda Schultz files this report.

Over $100,000 was raised at the Walk to End ALS that took place June 6th in St. Catharines.

The 2026 Night of Art took place in Niagara Falls at The Exchange. Students from all five area High Schools were invited to take part.

It was a special evening at Cornerstone Community Church in Niagara On The Lake Sunday, for the 60th Anniversary Workers Welcome Concert - honouring the Caribbean employees of the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program.

Port Cares recently launched its “40,000 pounds of Food to Celebrate 40 Years” campaign. The campaign runs until June 30th and aims to raise the equivalent of 40,000 pounds of food —through both monetary donations and food contributions — in celebration of Port Cares’ 40th anniversary of serving South Niagara. Brenda Schultz files this report.