The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association made some changes this week to how they will determine athletic classifications. 1-A through 6-A classifications are counted by a school's enrollment or number of students. Until now, when making classifications, the PIAA only counted 10% of students that lived in the school district but did not physically go to that school for athletic enrollment. Now, they will factor in all cyber, charter, home schooled, and vo-tech students towards that number when making the classifications.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is having conversations with vice presidential candidates as he gets closer to announcing his running mate for his independent presidential bid. Kennedy told The New York Times that NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers and former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura are at the top of his list. Stefanie Spear, a campaign spokesperson, confirmed the Times report and said there are other names on Kennedy’s short list. Kennedy, a scion of one of the nation’s most prominent political families, has focused on getting access to the ballot, an expensive and time-consuming process that he has said will require him to collect more than a million signatures in a state-by-state effort.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa (WJAC) — Police in Patton Township say two Maryland men are facing charges after they stole a cash box from a Coinsource ATM at a State College Sheetz, according to a criminal complaint. Police say 23-year-old Ely Williams-Harr and 25-year-old James Swann both face charges of theft by unlawful taking, conspiracy to commit theft, possession of an instrument of crime and criminal mischief, according to court documents.

HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa. (WJAC) — Blair County Sheriff James Ott said Thursday he is suspending the processing of applications for license to carry permits to limit exposure of coronavirus in the Blair County Courthouse. The order, effective 3:30 p.m. Thursday, is tentatively in place until April 6, barring any further spread or restrictions related to the virus. "As a community leader, my primary responsibility is not only the safety of my employees but the community as a whole,"

Pittsburgh (WJAC) — According to multiple reports, the Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly finalizing a deal to retain defensive coordinator Teryl Austin. Austin's new contract would reportedly be for two years, according to ESPN NFL reporter Jeremy Fowler. Austin was hired by the Steelers in 2019 after previously serving as the DC for the Detroit Lions and the Cincinnati Bengals. During his tenure as the Steelers defensive coordinator, Pittsburgh has had the 6th ranked scoring defense in the NFL.