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Artist and mostly retired Erie architect Herm Weber, 80, spoke with us, Nov. 13, 2019, in the studio in his Millcreek Township home. Weber's work will be featured as part of the Dec. 6, 2019 Erie Art Museum Gallery Night event. Audio by CHRISTOPHER MILLETTE/Erie Times-News

The Federal Bureau of Investigations has received tips that a man wanted for his involvement in a drug-trafficking organization, has been sighted in Panama City Beach as well as Colorado in the past two weeks.According to the FBI in Salt Lake City, Noel Romero Herrera, is wanted for his alleged involvement in a drug-trafficking organization that operated in Montana from about 2007 to September of 2010.On Feb. 17, 2011, a federal arrest warrant was issued by the United States District Court, District of Montana, Great Falls Division in Billings, Montana, after Herrera was charged federally with conspiracy to possess cocaine with intent to distribute, possession with intent to distribute cocaine and distribution of cocaine, and aiding and abetting, according to the FBI.A $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest.

The Walton County Sheriff’s Office released additional details about the Nov. 26 arrest of a Crestview woman for inflicting pain and suffering on two dogs in her care.

College Football will, at some point, expand its playoff system. The Athletic released a report last year claiming top administrators are already pushing to expand the playoff from four to eight teams. That's good news for teams in the Group of 5 conferences, like UCF, Boise State and Memphis, who have not and never will have a chance to win a national title under the current format. 

But while eventual expansion will be good for the bottom line, it will also dilute the brilliance that is college football's regular season.

A visit with Don Grebien after landing a huge post-Pawsox win with soccer stadium proposal.

Amy Paonessa from The Bloodlust podcast joins Andrew in selecting the top 10 horror movies of the decade (2009-2019) and naming the most overrated.

Juan Carlos Valle talks about Eugene's search for a city manager.

Zachary Webb, director of development for Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest Pennsylvania, discusses what hunger looks like in the region, some of the programs the organization offers and how you can help this holiday season.

A military wife thought she was buying a Baby Einstein’s bouncer, but she was surprised to find something else in the box.Veronica Alverez-Rodriquez said she was heading to a baby shower Sunday when she stopped at the Goodwill store in Valparaiso.“It was like the perfect gift for the baby shower,” Alvarez- Rodriquez said.She said the bouncer was a really good price for an unopened bouncer. Alvarez-Rodriquez bought the gift for $9.99.After purchasing the gift, they went to the shower. Alvarez-Rodriquez said when the father-to-be opened the box, he was so excited.He shouted, “you guys got me a gun.”