Good morning, Scranton.

A tattoo parlor in Scranton is partnering with the revived Scranton Solidarity Project by donating part of today's tattoo sales to help the homeless.

The charity provides hot meals and supplies each Saturday at the V spot bar and is seeking additional volunteers and donations (more details available).

Longtime WNEP broadcaster Mike Stevens died Tuesday morning at 81, and callers remember him for his work on On the Pennsylvania Road and PhotoLink Library on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Electric City Improv offers improv classes on New Year's Day where community members can try out comedy and creativity.

The venue also hosts weekly shows—family-friendly at 7:30 p.m. and adult programs at 9—helping participants gain confidence and quick-thinking skills.

The Abington Police Department announced that Officer Scott Seigler (Badge No. 49), a 16-year veteran, died unexpectedly; colleagues remember him as a dedicated mentor and friend, and funeral arrangements are pending.

FOX56's Bob Ide said the Crestwood Lady Comets will face the Hazleton Area Lady Cougars later this week (the game is expected to be uptempo) while he noted Penn State's football season ends under the new Matt Campbell era and plans grow for the FIFA World Cup and Olympics.

Shiver by the River #1

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Scranton Running Company — Cost varies — Participate in a fun run with options for a 5k, 10k, or a leisurely 2mi walk along the scenic river.

Pennsylvania Bingo Celebration

6 p.m. — Lackawanna County Children's Library — Free entry — Celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the USA with a fun Pennsylvania themed BINGO game and local snacks.