Local News

• Elk County offering wagon rides to see Pennsylvania elk in-person
• Centre Co. broadband expansion on hold as project goes through 'challenge phase'
• Dozens displaced after large sinkhole opens near apartment complex in Luzerne County

• 30 to 40 deer dead from Hemorrhagic Disease in Crawford County, game commission says
• Franklin Co. flamingo dies while recovering from snapping turtle attack
• Bishop McCort students, teachers, and school officials "excited" over four-day week so far
• Despite concerns, union workers approve new contract for local Lockheed facility, avoiding potential strike

Nation & World

• Fact Check Team: What a government shutdown means for Americans
• Biden's disapproval rating hits new high as voters question his age and handling of economy
• Buttigieg announces $15 million rail infrastructure boost for Grand Island, opening doors to new industry

• Baseball-sized hail wreaks havoc in Texas: Major damage reported
• 48K mattresses exclusively sold at Costco recalled due to complaints of mold
• More Americans say we're doing too much to support Ukraine
• Credit card losses rising at fastest pace since 2008, according to Goldman Sachs

Sports

• Pickett passes for 2 touchdowns as Steelers top Raiders 23-18
• Allar, defense lead No. 7 Penn State past No. 24 Iowa 31-0
• Penn State moves up to #6 in AP poll

Making a Difference

• Making a Difference: Cooking up new opportunities for the youth in Johnstown
• Making a Difference: Group of youth making beds for local kids
• Making a Difference: Emergency grants helping community during pandemic

Connect to Congress

• As government shutdown looms, Utah governor says state plans to keep national parks open
• What impact will a government shutdown have on the economy?
• Sen. Robert Menendez, wife indicted in federal corruption probe