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(NEXSTAR) – The Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles met with President Trump at the White House Monday, but a notable star was absent – quarterback Jalen Hurts.

Hurts was not the only Eagles players to decline the D.C. trip, citing scheduling conflicts, a White House official who was not authorized to comment publicly and requested anonymity told The Associated Press and Nexstar's NewsNation.

Asked by a reporter on the red carpet of the Time 100 Gala last week whether he would visit, Hurts responded with an awkward “um” and long silence before walking away.

At 76, Cardinal Angelo Becciu is under the age limit of 80 and technically eligible to vote, but the Vatican’s official statistics list him as a “non-elector.”

Blair shared that her improvement has her thinking about her future in new ways.

A motorcyclist was seriously injured after crashing into a school bus at the intersection of Route 309 and Corporate Drive in Butler Township Monday afternoon.

Police say a 13-year-old girl was pistol-whipped in Kirby Park Saturday night.

Phillicia Brantley faces one count of endangering the welfare of children after the deadly shooting in Hanover Township back in December.

Most gasoline sold across the U.S. is blended with 10% ethanol, but 15% blends are becoming increasingly common.

Known as Autism in the Courts, the initiative is focused on reducing trauma and supporting individuals in the court system with an autism spectrum disorder.

(WBRE/WYOU) — There is a chance of severe weather on Tuesday with chances of hail, heavy rain, and wind in the evening.

A cold front will move across Pennsylvania on Tuesday night with scattered showers and thunderstorms. These storms have the potential to be strong with damaging winds, downpours and small hail. The best chance for rain will be through midnight. Then, any showers may taper off by morning. Temperatures could fall to near 50 by Wednesday morning.

Two teens accused of committing multiple crimes

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A man is facing charges after officers say he stole a police vehicle and led investigators on a chase.

According to the Scranton Police Department, on April 24, around 9:00 p.m., officers responded to a business on South Main Avenue for a gun investigation.

An officer responding to the scene said he saw another police vehicle leaving the area pass him into the oncoming traffic lane. Shortly after, the officer was told the vehicle was stolen from the crime scene.