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Here's a look at what we're working on for Saturday's edition: * Authorities continue searching for an infant who went missing from a suspected meth house that police busted in Berwick Thursday. * A white supremacist serving time in the Columbia County jail fashions a plastic toothbrush into a shank and tries to stab a fellow inmate before a guard breaks things up. * A BU student starts a stove fire that summons university police. The culinary culprit: pot brownies left to cook while he watched a movie, police say.

Here's a look at the stories we're working on for Thursday's edition: * A man steals more that $2,000 in electronics from a pickup truck parked at an upscale development, then hocks the items for heroin, police say. * A Columbia County prison guard accused of forcing a female inmate to have sex hopes to strike a plea deal and escape the most serious felony charges. * A Bloomsburg teen has hopes that a private audition in New York City will land her a spot on NBC's "The Voice."

Here's a look at the stories we're working on for Tuesday's edition: * A Benton native is gunned down in a Coudersport church by her ex-husband, who is charged with her murder. * The mother of a Berwick man in jail on meth charges says he now recognizes he has a problem and he wants treatment to get better. * A Washingtonville-area woman who killed a neighbor's dog admits to cruelty charges against her but claims "self defense." She says she shot the animal only to protect her rabbits.

Here's a look at the local stories we're working on for Friday's edition: * A Bloomsburg man convicted of sexually assaulting a woman he met at a bar says the charge cost him his job, his house and his life. He's headed off to prison. * A mother and grandmother say they planned to steal only a birthday cake from Walmart, but they got carried away and made off with $866 in merchandise. A security guard fingered the two as crooks on their exit. * The Berwick Retirement Village beefs up security of patient records after an office worker is accused of stealing thousands of dollars.

Here's a look at some of the stories we're working on for Wednesday's edition ... * In Bloomsburg: A man's admitted "hatred" of Press Enterprise Editor Jim Sachetti allegedly drove him to send scads of emails and make phone calls that "menaced" Sachetti and family members. Now police have issued a citation. * In Berwick: A spooked dog darted out of a wrecked van on Front Street late Monday night and hid in a nearby parking lot. But a family managed to coax the pooch out from under a car, and they're caring for the canine until they can reunite it with its owners.