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(WBRE/WYOU)— Join Ricky as he talks with WTAJ and Black and Gold Nation Reporter Riley Holsinger about the Steelers' matchup with the Patriots.

He will also get into the Eagles Divisional rematch against the Rams in what looks to be a five-star matchup.

You'll also hear from WHTM and Nittany Nation Reporter Allie Berube to get the latest on the Blue and White, talking about some of their best recruits, Tyler Warren's impact in Indy, and the transfer WR room so far.

They’ll also touch on Notre Dame’s 0-2 start and what needs to be done going forward.

The military reportedly "lost contact" with a helicopter near Summit Lake outside of Olympia, according to the Thurston County Sheriff's Office.

The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices put off an expected vote on hepatitis B shots given to infants on the day they are born.

Leaders with the Advent Lutheran Church held a brief prayer vigil for the three officers who were killed during a shooting in North Codorus Township.

Officer-involved shooting in York County leaves three officers dead and two wounded after a suspect opens fire during an arrest. It is now tied for the deadliest.

Newswatch 16's Valeria Quiñones was at the demolition site to speak with officials about the ongoing project.

Madonna says it's a sequel to one of her early 2000s dance albums.

It comes nearly a week after another large earthquake shook the same region Sept. 12.

LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— The Pennsylvania state budget is almost eighty days overdue, and school districts in our area are beginning to feel the impact.

28/22 News Reporter Connor Coar has more in Lackawanna County to discuss what it means to students and staff.

July 1 marked the start of the fiscal year for the commonwealth, and we are still without a budget. Schools have been back in session for about a month now, yet they have received nearly half of their state funding.

SHENANDOAH, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Twenty properties in Schuylkill County are being reduced to rubble. The demolitions are taking place to eliminate some of the blight in downtown Shenandoah.

28/22 News reporter Joe Mason has more on these demolitions.

Several elected officials across Schuylkill County are coming together to see the progress being made in Shenandoah.

Twenty of the borough's blighted properties are in the process of being torn down.

Michael Whitecavage is a councilman in the borough.