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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (WTAJ) — Penn State offered guidance to international students Tuesday after several had their visas revoked by the government.

In a letter, Penn State Global Interim Vice Provost Sabine Klahr said the university was aware of some international students who had their status in the U.S. terminated.

"We want you to know that international students, scholars, and faculty at Penn State are valuedmembers of our campus community. Penn State is committed to supporting and assisting you," Klahr said.

The celestial line up comes just weeks after a lunar eclipse tinted the moon a crimson red and offers a look at one of the oldest-known meteor showers.

The Professional Baseball League of the Dominican Republic posted on social media that former MLB pitcher Octavio Dotel was among those killed in the collapse.

It took just 1 hour and 40 minutes for the moon's shadow to race more than 4,000 miles (6,500 kilometers) across the continent.

(WBRE/WYOU) — The attorney general announced a lawsuit against a Monroe-County-based home improvement contractor who failed to complete jobs, among other offenses.

Jeffrey Romansky, of Jeff Romansky Construction, is alleged to have violated the Pennsylvania Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act (HICPA) after he performed subpar work or failed to complete jobs and required illegal down payments.

Several customers filed complaints claiming that Romansky's work was not completed or was "substandard."

Councilwoman Jane Sterling is accused of adding more than one thousand hours of sick time she did not earn to her pay out when retiring from an administrative job

Even though investors are hanging on to Trump's every word, he has done little to clear up his stance before the tariffs go into effect.

Officials said an employee working at the North Dakota site heard a “mechanical bang” and shut down the pipeline within about two minutes.

A granddaughter's viral TikTok video captured a touching goodbye between her grandparents, who spent 66 years together.

At least 24,000 probationary employees have been terminated since Trump took office, the lawsuits claim, though the government has not confirmed that number.