Mike Iverson

Kansas gets slapped with an federal order to raise its ban on same-sex marriage, while the former Mayor of Iguala, Mexico and his wife get hauled into custody in relation to September's missing student case. There's some crazy stuff happening out there, and you can find it all right here. 

At long last the manhunt for state trooper ambush suspect, Eric Frein, has come to an end. Unfortunately, there's still trouble abroad as the U.N. levels a mandate on greenhouse emissions, and a suicide bombing rocks the India-Pakistan border. Read up and throw on some coffee, it's only Monday. 

The Great Barrier Reef is in trouble and Australia is stepping up to save it. In the meantime, oil prices continue to drop, and Tom Wolf swings through Erie on the last leg of his campaign trail. It's humpday, and there's news to be read, people. 

While we pull more troops out of Afghanistan, Chris Christie takes on the CDC, and in Erie, nonprofits look forward to the distribution of $2.3 million in grant money for regional causes. It's time to start your week off right, so let us help you out. 

I sat down for a brief inteview with AmeriCorps representatives, Katie Morton and Lauren Schricker, to shed some light on the work their organization is doing in our region. Odds are you'll be pleasantly surprised by what they had to say. 

Israeli Defense Minister looks to the future for a redrawing of Middle Eastern borders, while the FDA chases down fake Ebola cures being peddled on the internet. What will you be talking about around the watercooler this Friday? Let us help you impress your coworkers. 

Progress in the development of an Ebola vaccine is being made in countries around the world, while here at home a Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice gets suspended over some racy e-mails. You'd be surprised at what you might have missed this week. 

President Obama hits the campaign trail in favor of Maryland's democratic candidate for governor, while an urban village pops up in Hong Kong, and PA police continue to chase down Eric Frein. Keep yourself up to speed on this and more withour daily news roundup. 

A Texas nurse contracts Ebola, the fight for Kobani continues, and Penn State Main Campus deals with the fallout of an anonymous threat. Are you up to speed on what's going on out there? If not, we've got you covered. 

Kim Jung Un is MIA, Republicans are gearing up for election season, and Pennsylvania joins a coalition of states to stop drug trafficking in the Northeast. These stories and more in your daily news fix, because we like to keep you in the loop. 

Is Twitter standing up for our First Amendment rights? Are we on the brink of deploying groundforces in Syria? Can same-sex couples gain acceptance in the Deep South? Answers to these questions and more in today's news roundup. 

Hope of treatment options for ebola patients, mass graves in Mexico, and a whole lot of voting to be had stateside. Start your work week with a quick update on what you might have missed this weekend. 

Violence in Ferguson persists a month later, Chinese police officers teargas protestors, and the killer of a state trooper continues to lose police in the woods of Pennsylvania. This and more in your daily news update. 

Controversy as U.S. military action in Syria continues, and concern about regional debt standing loom. Check in with us for your daily news roundup. 

The U.S. hits targets in Syria, the United Nations holds a summit on climate change, and a band of musical mummies are en route to Erie. Time to tune in.