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(WBRE/WYOU)— Join Nick and Ricky as they discuss Penn State's 30-24 OT loss to the Oregon Ducks as the two of them wonder what is next for the Nittany Lions, and if a three-loss season is a possibility for the team.

They also talk about what irks them while driving, as Nick had a longer-than-expected drive back to NEPA from Connecticut.

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The show will be hosted by 28/22 Sports Anchor Nick Zelaya and Alaina Losito, and will also be produced and co-hosted by Ricky Turner.

HARRISBURG — Separate votes to approve bills proposing a “red flag law” and a ban on untraceable “ghost guns” failed Tuesday by a single vote in the Pennsylvania House, while a third bill to expand background checks on firearms sales narrowly cleared the lower chamber.

DANVILLE — Danville Middle School will switch to remote learning on Wednesday after two consecutive days of early dismissals for separate water main breaks.

LEWISBURG — The facilities director of Union County outlined the maintenance projects for 2025 and 2026 on Tuesday.

NORTHUMBERLAND — Citing health issues, Northumberland Borough Council has replaced borough Manager Ann Zartman with an interim business manager.

HARRISBURG — Smokers may find themselves seeking a place outdoors to puff cigarettes and vapes at the few venues where indoor smoking is still allowed as state House members gave bipartisan backing to a bill Tuesday to expand Pennsylvania’s existing ban on smoking in public places.

A community in Schuylkill County welcomed home 6-year-old Parker Brode with a parade after recovering for months in the hospital following an ATV accident.

WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A local veteran was presented a proclamation and key to Wilkes-Barre Tuesday afternoon. Korean War Veteran Donald Williams retired as a Sergeant First Class.

Williams received medals for his heroism during the war.

Williams was born and raised in Wilkes-Barre, and it's where he and his wife settled down to raise a family. His family was there at City Hall when the mayor presented him with the honor.

2 hospitalized after Northumberland County stabbing

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — New technology is coming to an area school district thanks to a generous donation. 28/22 News reporter Connor Coar explains how it will benefit teachers and students.

The Scranton Rotary Club donated translator pens to the Scranton School District on Tuesday, which will close the language barrier for students in the district.

Over 150 translator pens are set to become district-wide tools for teachers and students to use in their classrooms.

The mini tote bags went viral last year, so much so that they were resold for hundreds of dollars online.