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Six cadets will travel to Buffalo for Color Guard this Sunday for the match-up between the Buffalo Bills and Pittsburgh Steelers.

Erie Digital News Now Highlights: January 10

According to the TSA, records were set for the most guns caught in a single year in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.

Tickets for Wednesday night's game can be used for the makeup game or for any remaining regular season home games.

The money will help offset the cost of replacing five of the city's existing trucks with modern, efficient battery-powered electric trucks.

High Winds Cause Damage throughout Northwest Pennsylvania

12 patients from the facility were evacuated and transferred to AHN, and 12 others were taken to UPMC Hamot.

AHN St. Vincent said it immediately opened its Incident Command Center to manage the arrival of 12 patients from the facility, including four on ventilators.

According to the Erie Sports Commission, nearly 2,000 athletes from five states and Canada will be competing.

Our Neighbors' Place operates on a rotating basis among several downtown Erie Churches and organizations during the winter season.

According to the Erie Downtown Partnership, the carnival will feature music, fire dancing, ice sculptures, kids activities, ice skating and more.

Several schools have switched to flexible instruction days for Wednesday.

Understanding right-of-way when power is out at intersections.

Volunteers and Sisters at Emmaus Ministries Soup Kitchen served homemade bread, mashed potatoes and pot roast for their special meal to celebrate 50 years of service and growth.

Truck driver and Erie native Jeff Corklin described his experience of having to drive through Tuesday's storm.

From maple syrup to doing the do-Si-do, local FFA chapters stay busy at Farm Show.

From maple syrup to do-si-do; local FFA chapters stay busy at the Farm Show.

Eastern Erie County saw its share of wind damage in Tuesday's high wind event.

Although no o ne has been spared from Tuesday's high winds, the North East community has been battered by the brutal winds.

Fallen Tree Blocks West 6th Street

In the Flagship City Food Hall

Happened on Tuesday

The fate of the Millcreek Township Treasurer remains in limbo tonight, as supervisors hold another meeting without their regular treasurer.

Frustrated residents voiced their concerns during Tuesday's meeting, saying they believe the move is retaliation for Zaksheske's opposition to the West 8th street redevelopment plan.

The Erie County 911 Center is closely monitoring the situation, as heavy winds continue to cause damage throughout the region.