People walk past the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday, June 29, 2022 in New York. Stocks are opening lower across the board on Wall Street, Tuesday, July 5, and crude oil prices are dropping again. Treasury yields also fell as traders continued to worry about the state of the economy (AP Photo/Julia Nikhinson)

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks wavered in uncertain trading on Wall Street to kick off a holiday-shortened, but earnings-heavy week. The S&P 500 rose 0.2% in morning trading on Tuesday and stocks in the benchmark index were roughly split between gainers and losers. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq also fell. Bond yields were relatively stable. The broader market is coming off its best week in two months as investors review the latest round of corporate earnings to get a better sense of how much damage inflation is inflicting on the economy. United Airlines and Netflix will report earnings this week.

The 2024 Corvette E Ray is displayed, Thursday, Jan. 12, 2023, in Milford Mich. The fastest corvette ever made comes out next year, and it’s not powered soley by the traditional howling V8. The E Ray is a gas electric hybrid, the first all wheel drive version of the storied sports car with the front wheels running on a battery. Aimed at affluent buyers who want new technology in the top-line Chevrolet sports car, the $104,000 E Ray jerks your head back as it goes from zero to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

DETROIT (AP) — The fastest Corvette ever made comes out later this year, and it’s not powered soley by a howling V8. The E-Ray is a gas-electric hybrid, the first all-wheel-drive version of the storied sports car with the front wheels running on an electric motor the traditional 6.2-liter V8 powering the back. Aimed at affluent buyers who want new technology in the top-line Chevrolet sports car, the $104,000 E-Ray jerks your head back as it goes from zero to 60 mph (97 kilometers per hour) in 2.5 seconds. General Motors says it can cover a quarter mile in 10.5 seconds. Yet engineers say the 655-horsepower system is civil enough for the daily commute.

HAZLETON, Pa. (AP) — Authorities say a man shot in a movie theater in eastern Pennsylvania over the weekend has died of his injuries and a suspect is being sought. State police in Luzerne County said the victim was struck by gunfire in the arcade/lobby of the Regal Cinema next to the Laurel Mall in Hazle Township at about 8:15 p.m. Saturday. Police said the shooter fled from the cinema and left the area. Police said in an update that the victim, 19-year-old Luis Manuel Luna of Hazleton, died Sunday of his injuries. Police said they believe the victim was “specifically targeted” and called it an isolated incident.

FILE – San Francisco Giants’ Willie Mays, right, listens as Pittsburgh Pirates’ Frank Thomas, left, discusses hitting prior to their baseball game June 17, 1958, in Pittsburgh. Thomas, a three-time All-Star with his hometown Pirates who later became the top hitter on the expansion New York Mets, has died at 93. Both teams announced Thomas’ death. The Mets said he died Monday, Jan. 16, 2023, in Pittsburgh. No cause was given. (AP Photo, File)

NEW YORK (AP) — Frank Thomas, a three-time All-Star with his hometown Pittsburgh Pirates who later became the top hitter on the expansion New York Mets, has died at age 93. Both teams announced Thomas’ death. The Mets said he died Monday morning in Pittsburgh. No cause was given. Thomas played 16 seasons in the major leagues from 1951-66, the first eight for Pittsburgh, where he was born. He batted .266 overall with 286 home runs and 962 RBIs, finishing fourth in the 1958 NL MVP race. Thomas batted cleanup for the Mets in their first game in 1962 and led that lovable laughingstock team with 34 homers and 94 RBIs. Nicknamed “The Original,” Thomas was a big hit in uniform at Mets Old-Timers’ Day last summer.

Governor-Elect Josh Shapiro speaks with the press. Governor Tom Wolf joined Governor-Elect Josh Shapiro and Lieutenant Governor- Elect Austin Davis to announce the first steps in the transition to the Shapiro-Davis Administration. NOVEMBER 16, 2022 – HARRISBURG, PA

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Democrat Josh Shapiro will become the 48th governor of Pennsylvania at the inaugural ceremony at the state Capitol. The 49-year-old Shapiro will come into office Tuesday with more experience in state government than any recent predecessors, including eight years as a state lawmaker and six as the state’s elected attorney general. Shapiro won’t spell out specific policy aims, aides say, but he’ll emphasize themes he has developed previously, including that voters want progress on important quality-of-life issues. Shapiro is succeeding outgoing Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf, who was term-limited, and will be the first governor of Pennsylvania since 1966 to be elected to succeed a member of his own party.

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Story by Sandy Giordano – Beaver County Radio. Published January 17, 2023 11 A.M.

(Hopewell Township, PA) Firefighters from Aliquippa and Hopewell were dispatched at 5:02 p.m. for an oven fire. According to Beaver County 9-1-1, by the time firefighters arrived, on the scene located at Kane at Gray’s Landing on Landmark Drive, the fire had been put out. No other information was available.

On Wednesday’s edition of Teleforum, Dale Reckless from MRS Physical Therapy joins Eddy Crow to discuss New Year’s Resolutions and how MRS Physical Therapy can help you fulfill them.

Dale joins Eddy at 9:10 AM on Beaver County Radio, along with Facebook Live and YouTube Streaming.

Click the links below to watch the video, along with past archives of interviews and shows on Beaver County Radio.

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HARRISBURG, PA – Today, the Shapiro-Davis Inaugural Committeeis announcing Governor-Elect Shapiro’s guests from across Pennsylvania who will share the stage with him on Tuesday as he takes the oath of office and delivers his Inaugural Address. Governor-Elect Shapiro invited these special guests to the Swearing-In because their stories have inspired him and fueled his drive to serve. All of these special guests are individuals the Governor-Elect has met through his public service.

See below for a full list of Governor-Elect Shapiro’s special guests:

• Tim Lewis, a Glenn O. Hawbaker employee who was a victim of wage theft but got all of his hard-earned month back as a result of Attorney General Shapiro’s work on the largest Davis-Bacon wage theft case in American history.
• Dorothy Johnson-Speight and Michelle Kerr Spry, gun violence prevention activists who lost their children to gun violence.
• Michelle Kenney, the mother of Antwon Rose, who worked with the Office of Attorney General to launch a statewide police misconduct database.
• Brandon Short, Penn State alum and former NFL player who lost his daughter to gun violence.
• Tyrone ‘Cakes’ Sims, a 40-year volunteer basketball Coach in Southwest Philly who met Josh when he attended a workshop Tyrone hosted for young Black men who’ve been victims of gun violence.
• Juliann Bortz and Mary McHale, survivors of childhood sex abuse at the hands of predator priests.
• Donna Jacobsen, a mother whose daughter is recovering from substance use disorder.
• Danielle Chesney, who shared her story about her decision to have an abortion to save her life.
• Jarrod Bets, owner of Mr. Vic’s Family Styling in Lancaster, where Governor-Elect Shapiro visited during the campaign to hear about the challenges his small business is facing.
• Tom Wheeler, a former Philadelphia police officer and a lifelong Republican who voted for Governor-Elect Shapiro.
• Stephanie Mack and Brittany Sisca, the wives of Pennsylvania State Trooper Martin Mack and Trooper Branden Sisca, who were killed in the line of duty last March.

President Joe Biden speaks at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2023, during a service honoring Martin Luther King Jr. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

ATLANTA (AP) — President Joe Biden has made a historical pilgrimage to what he calls “America’s freedom church” to mark Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. Biden says democracy is at perilous moment and that the civil rights leader’s life and legacy “show us the way and we should pay attention.” Biden was the first sitting president to deliver a Sunday morning sermon at King’s Ebenezer Baptist Church. The president cited the telling question that King himself once asked of the nation — namely, “Where do we go from here?” Biden said his message on King’s birthday is “we choose democracy over autocracy.”