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What we're working on for March 29

Here's a quick look at what our reporters and photographers are busy with Thursday: * An SUV collides with a dump truck, and one man is taken to the hospital. Read what we have so far, and look for more photos in the print edition. * Two vehicles collide at an intersection in Montour County, and police say one of the drivers says he can't recall what happened. Reporter Chris Krepich will fill you in.

Guns, 1,000+ rounds found in Newtown gunman's home

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) -- An arsenal of weapons including four guns, more than a thousand rounds of ammunition, a bayonet and several swords was found in the home of the gunman who carried out the Newtown school shooting, according to search warrants released Thursday. Investigators also found books about autism and Asperger's syndrome as well as an NRA guide to pistol shooting. Another book found at the home with tabbed pages is titled: "Train Your Brain to Get Happy."

What we're working on for March 28

Here's a look at what our reporters and photographers are busy with Wednesday: * The mother of a young man accused of punching and robbing a BU student comes to court to support her son. * A bar patron slammed a beer glass off another man's head after he got upset by a comment made about a female friend, police say. The victim had to be taken to the hospital for treatment. * A man who threw his girlfriend out of his apartment and refused to let her retrieve her ID and cell phone escapes prosecution in court. Reporter Kristin Baver will fill you in on why.

What we're working on for March 27

Here's a look at what our reporters and photographers are working on Tuesday: * A home is burglarized while a family of five sleeps inside. Reporter Kristin Baver is out gathering details. Check back for more. * A heroin dealer is convicted in court despite a family member's pleas that he's an "outstanding person." See our breaking report, and look for more from reporter Julye Wemple.

Man's car ends up on neighbor's roof

GLENDALE, Calif. (AP) -- A Southern California man's car ended up on his neighbor's roof in an unusual accident over the weekend. Glendale police Sgt. Sean Riley tells City News Service that the driver lost control Saturday afternoon on a driveway in an area where homes are arrayed on a steep hillside. The vehicle ended up on the roof of the next house down the hill. Riley says the driver reported he had a mechanical failure. The driver, his wife and the resident of the neighboring home were unharmed. A crane was brought in to lift the car from the roof, which had minor damage.

What we're working on for March 26

Here's a look at the stories keeping our reporters busy Monday: * A tractor-trailer and at least two cars collide along Route 54. See what we have on the story so far, and check back for more from Reporter Chris Krepich. * Police collar a robbery suspect, who is now in court to be charged. Julye Wemple reports. * A man convicted of child rape is now charged with stealing firearms. Gary Pang has the story.

What we're working on for March 22

Here's a look at the stories that have our reporters busy Thursday: * A woman says two pit bulls ripped her miniature Pomeranian from her leash, killing the tiny dog. Now she wants the pit bulls euthanized. Susan Schwartz has the story. * Someone broke into two Bloomsburg businesses, smashing out windows. Read what we have so far. * A man arrested for making meth in a local hotel room pleads to a lesser charge and is sentenced. Courts reporter Leon Bogdan will tell you what the man received.

Philly police post YouTube video of store shooting

PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Philadelphia police are trying to find a man who fired into an Asian food store and wounded three people by releasing surveillance video of the crime on YouTube. The video, which features images from inside the store as well as from a camera outside, shows a man clad in grey sweat pants and shirt walking up to the Chinese Food store Tuesday night and firing a shot through the glass front door as several young men scramble to hold the door shut.

What we're working on for March 21

Here's a look at what we're working on for Thursday's print edition: * A popular downtown dining spot and tavern may not be empty for long. Find out what's planned. * The mansion that once belonged to industrial magnate Harry Magee is headed for the wrecking ball. Pete Kendron will tell you why and fill you in on a little history of the place. * One local school district has reached a settlement with a teacher for some $75,000, but it's not saying why. Mike Lester has more on the story.

What we're working on for March 20

Another busy day of news to report. Here's a snapshot of what our reporters are working on: * Flames erupt in a home after a man fires up a furnace. He escapes, but the home is destroyed. See our breaking report for what we have so far.