Good morning, State College.

Alpha Fire Company received a $10,000 donation from Bloom Energy representatives Friday morning during a tour for the upcoming Penn State homecoming.

President Jeff Witmer said the funds helped cover station repairs, uniforms, and recruitment efforts (a statewide need).

After Friday's homecoming parade downtown, the THON committee announced the theme for THON Weekend 2027 as 'Where Our Imagination Shines.' The fundraising event for children and families fighting cancer will be held Feb.

19-21 at the Bryce Jordan Center in State College.

Wawa is starting construction for its new store in State College at 169 West Aaron Dr on Tuesday, Oct.

20 from 10 to 11 a.m. The event will feature a groundbreaking ceremony with speeches, food + beverage samples, and details on job growth and community partnerships.

Penn State lost a close game to Wisconsin at Beaver Stadium Saturday night, falling 24-30 after an early lead and a weak second half.

The Nittany Lions struggled on offense despite strong defensive plays.

Penn State women's hockey lost to Ohio State for a second consecutive game.

Coach Jeff Kampersal said Ohio State's aggressive play and focus on power plays tested the team (defender Grace Tullock and goaltender Maddy Campbell noted the need for stronger teamwork).

Wisconsin rallied in the Big Ten opener by overcoming a 17-point deficit to defeat Penn State 24-20 at Beaver Stadium Saturday.

Penn State football named team captains quarterback Rocco Becht, offensive lineman Anthony Donkoh, and linebacker Kooper Ebel (captains for the fourth game) along with new addition cornerback Audavion Collins ahead of its Big Ten opener against Wisconsin at 5 p.m. on Peacock from Beaver Stadium.

Penn State football’s offense had a disappointing showing in Saturday’s game against Wisconsin, recording 129 passing + 119 rushing yards.

Coach Campbell said the team will review film and make corrections as they prepare to travel to Northwestern on a short week.