Good morning, Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania released a 10-year roadmap on Sept.

18 that will boost AI, data center, and energy work by creating up to five innovation corridors across the state—upgrading the power grid and adding 12 gigawatts of capacity. The plan brings together business, labor, and government to create jobs and strengthen energy supplies.

College students in the commonwealth are still waiting for their financial aid because the state budget remains unsigned—once the governor approves it, schools will not receive funds for at least four weeks.

Past delays from data glitches and a software rollout have already added to the challenges faced by these students.

After a deadly shooting that killed one person and injured another in Steelton and led to an hours-long lockdown, the Steelton-Highspire School District held online classes yesterday—students will resume in-person classes today.

Mayor Wanda Williams announced an $8M investment to support 13 affordable housing projects chosen from 26 applications in the city.

The program requires all projects to be finished within three years—resulting in 220 new housing units for people in need.

The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services launched a lock feature via the Connect Mobile EBT app—introduced after reports of EBT card skimming drained funds—to help protect benefits and urges recipients to change their PIN each month.

Attorney General Dave Sunday said that customers who bought gift cards from Iron Hill Brewery— which closed locations last month and filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy—should dispute purchases with their credit card companies and may file complaints with his Bureau of Consumer Protection. His office is monitoring consumer concerns about unused gift cards and loyalty rewards balances.

Penn State Health will open a 40,250-square-foot cancer center in Hampden Township on Oct 27—consolidating West Shore cancer care from Camp Hill sites and offering upgraded radiation technology and expanded clinical trials.

The new facility will integrate care for 100 staff members moving from previous locations.

The federal nutrition program WIC is projected to run out of funds in the next week if lawmakers fail to reach a funding deal — nearly 200K low-income families risk losing vital food assistance.

Advocates warn that children and families may face hunger if the shutdown continues.

The Four Horsemen - Tribute to Metallica

8:00-9:30 p.m. — XL Live — Tickets available — Experience the only album-quality tribute to Metallica with The Four Horsemen.

Low Cut Connie Concert

8:00 – 9:30 p.m. — XL Live — Check event page for ticket prices — Experience the energetic vibes of Low Cut Connie at this rock and pop concert.

Team Night at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show

6 p.m. — Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center — $10.00 — Compete for prizes while enjoying thrilling equestrian competitions featuring top riders and horses.

2025 Pennsylvania National Horse Show - Saturday Pass

6 p.m. — Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center — $25 — Watch top equestrian athletes compete in the thrilling $100,000 Grand Prix de Penn National.

Here Come The Mummies

8:00 – 9:30 p.m. — XL Live — Ticketed entry — Experience the quirky Mummfest Tour featuring the energetic sound of Here Come The Mummies.

Megan and Dave's Sing-Along Night

6-10 p.m. — Copper Pub and Grille — No cover — Enjoy high-energy sing-along covers of your favorite songs with Megan and Dave.

FAFSA Filing Event

1:30-3:30 p.m. — Olmsted Building — Free entry — Maximize your financial aid opportunities by completing your FAFSA in under 20 minutes.

Fortunate Youth - Love For The Music Tour

8-9:30 p.m. — XL Live — Ticket prices vary — Experience the vibrant sounds of Fortunate Youth on their Love For The Music Tour.

The Weeknd Night

8-9:30 p.m. — Capital City Music Hall — Ticket details available — Celebrate the music of The Weeknd with an evening of hits and entertainment.