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An action-packed regular season of High School Football has come to an end, but the excitement is just getting started as the Playoffs begin. AJ Donatoni breaks down the playoff landscape.

All good things must come to an end, including this exciting season of High School Football. Eyewitness News Sports Director AJ Donatoni takes one final look at the regular season ahead of tonight's final games before we gear up for the playoffs.

It's the penultimate week of the High School Football Season and once again we've got some exciting matchups to look forward to. Eyewitness News Sports Director A.J. Donatoni highlights this week's biggest games.

There was a new frontrunner when the Democrats took the stage for their 4th Democratic Debate, and Elizabeth Warren plans were under attack as the rest of the field took aim at the Senator from Massachusetts.

The matchup everyone has been waiting for - and working to see - is finally upon us. Southen Columbia vs. Wyoming Area in a battle of unbeatens.

We're heading into the second half of the season. Eyewitness News Sports Director A.J. Donatoni is here to break it all the upcoming High School Football matchups.

The temperature is going to start dropping, but playoff races are just starting to heat up. Eyewitness News Sports Director A.J. Donatoni is here to break it all down.

Democratic Senator Bob Casey dropped by our Eyewitness News Studios to talk about a variety of issues with Morning Anchor Kelly Byrne.

Week 4 of the High School Football season featured more dominance from our Top Ten teams. Will week 5 be any different? Eyewitness News Sports Director A.J. Donatoni is here to tell us the matchups to look forward to.

Ten candidates made the cut for the Third Democratic Presidential Debate and everyone was expecting some fireworks as all the frontrunners were finally on the stage together.

Last year it was a missing person case that was growing cold, now it’s a homicide investigation that’s growing more intense every day. Eyewitness News Lead I-Team Reporter Andy Mehalshick gives us the full history of the Bill Morse Investigation.

An exciting Week 3 of High School Football created some movement in our Top Ten Rankings. Eyewitness News Sports Director A.J. Donatoni rolls out the new rankings ahead of Week 4.

Hazleton Police are closing in on a suspect after four shootings in the city have residents on edge. Eyewitness News Lead I-Team Reporter Andy Mehalshick is here with the latest on this fast-moving investigation.

Week Two of the High School Football Season featured some exciting matchups, what does Week Three have in store for us? Eyewitness News Sports Director A.J. Donatoni breaks it all down.

Week One of the High School Football Season is in the books. Eyewitness News Sports Director A.J. Donatoni joins us to highlight some of the marquee matchups to look out for in Week 2.

The new school year is right around the corner, which means the High School Football season is about to kickoff. Eyewitness News Sports Director A.J. Donatoni joins us to help breakdown the top ten teams we should keep an eye on this season.

The new school year is right around the corner, which means the High School Football season is about to kickoff. Eyewitness News Sports Director A.J. Donatoni joins us to help breakdown the top ten teams we should keep an eye on this season.

Nearly 37-years ago, a Luzerne County man carried out one of the largest mass shootings in American history at the time. In September of 1982, George Banks shot 13 people in a rampage in Wilkes-Barre. Only one of his victims, James Olson, survived. Eyewitness News Reporter Kevin Hayes and Photographer Mark Albrecht had an opportunity to sit down with Olson to and talk about that harrowing experience.

It's moderates versus progressives and everyone versus Joe Biden. Eyewitness News Political Analysts David Yonki, Dr. David Sosar, and Chris Cullen join Eyewitness News Morning Anchor Chris Langlois to break down the Second Democratic Debates.

Last week we asked if the Wyoming Valley West School District went too far when they sent out a threatening letter to parents to try and collect delinquent lunch payments? Today, I think it’s safe to say that the answer to that question is a resounding ‘yes’, as that letter has brought a storm of national attention down on the school district.