PITTSBURGH (KDKA/AP) — Week 5 of Pennsylvania high school football is here. 

With plenty of big storylines for teams throughout Western Pennsylvania, it’s going to be an exciting season. 

After the games, you can find all the latest scores and highlights from around the state right here!

SEARCH FOR YOUR TEAM’S SCORE:

Beaver Area 42, Deer Lakes 0

Belle Vernon 68, Chartiers Valley 21

Bellefonte 43, Philipsburg-Osceola 0

Berks Catholic 35, Kutztown 34

Berlin-Brothersvalley 10, Tussey Mountain 0

Berwick 41, Greater Nanticoke Area High School 0

Big Spring 30, West Perry 13

Biglerville 17, York Catholic 14

Bishop Canevin 42, Serra Catholic 0

Bishop McCort 34, Westmont Hilltop 14

Blue Mountain 55, Lehighton 14

Bonner & Prendergast 41, Father Judge High School 14

Bradford 27, Smethport 12

California 44, Carmichaels 8

Cambria Heights 43, Conemaugh Township 6

Cambridge Springs 54, Cochranton 0

Central Martinsburg 40, Penns Valley 6

Central York 62, Northeastern 13

Chambersburg 28, Carlisle 13

Clairton 70, Springdale 0

Conestoga Valley 28, Governor Mifflin 21

Connellsville 17, North Star 7

Corry 48, North East 0

Delone Catholic High School 40, Hanover 7

DuBois 62, Ridgway 18

East Stroudsburg North 21, Pleasant Valley 20

Eastern York 49, Dover 0

Elizabeth-Forward 56, Derry 14

Elwood City Riverside 14, Freedom 0

Emmaus 31, Whitehall 7

Fairview 10, Fort LeBoeuf 0

Farrell def. Kennedy Catholic High School, forfeit

Forest Hills 42, Central Cambria 6

Fort Cherry 35, Cornell 6

Frankford 14, Boys’ Latin 6

Franklin Regional 52, Fox Chapel 14

Garnet Valley 41, Radnor 0

General McLane 48, Warren 6

Harbor Creek 31, Girard 12

Harrisburg 33, Altoona 0

Hickory 56, Titusville 21

Interboro 36, Penn Wood 8

Jim Thorpe 39, Catasauqua 0

Kane Area 20, Brookville 14

Kiski 36, Latrobe 13

Lewisburg 41, Midd-West 7

Line Mountain 55, Middletown 21

MD School for the Deaf, Md. 40, Mercersburg Academy 6

MLK 20, Gratz 14

Manheim Township 38, Cedar Crest 13

Meadville 62, Franklin 6

Mechanicsburg 42, Northern York 14

Monessen 14, Chartiers-Houston 7

Montgomery 45, Northwest 8

Montoursville 44, Central Mountain 7

Montrose 13, Holy Redeemer 0

Mount Pleasant 28, Greensburg Salem 21

Mt Union 46, Juniata Valley 0

Muncy 59, North Penn-Mansfield 20

New Oxford 43, Kennard-Dale 6

North Hills 21, Plum 14

Northern Cambria 28, Penns Manor 0

Northern Lehigh 42, Wilson 7

Northwestern Lehigh 35, Pottsville 0

Olney 18, Edison 12

Palmerton 44, Palisades 21

Parkland 56, Allentown Dieruff 6

Penn Cambria 45, Chestnut Ridge 7

Penn Charter 21, Wyoming Seminary 0

Penncrest 21, Upper Darby 0

Perkiomen School 29, Coventry 28

Pittsburgh Central Catholic 56, Shaler 7

Pope John Paul II 41, Pottsgrove 0

Richland 49, Greater Johnstown High School 14

Schuylkill Valley 42, Columbia 6

Scranton 31, Wallenpaupack 7

Scranton Prep 27, Abington Heights 21

Selinsgrove 14, Shikellamy 7

Seneca 27, Eisenhower 14

Seneca Valley 31, Canon-McMillan 30

Seton-LaSalle 49, Sto-Rox 0

Shamokin 28, Williamsport 16

Sharon 35, Grove City 0

Sharpsville 35, Mercer 6

Shippensburg 35, Gettysburg 7

Souderton 44, Bensalem 13

South Philadelphia 7, Academy at Palumbo 6

South Western 27, West York 7

Southern Lehigh 43, Tamaqua 7

Susquehannock 21, York Suburban 14

Troy 50, Wellsboro 20

Tyrone 32, Huntingdon 7

Unionville 20, Avon Grove 7

United Valley 28, Portage Area 0

University, W.Va. 17, Butler 13

Upper Dauphin 30, Camp Hill 21

Upper St Clair 17, South Fayette 7

Valley View 21, North Pocono 14

Western Wayne 42, West Scranton 16

Wilkes-Barre 21, Pittston 10

Williams Valley 47, Panther Valley 0

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Who gets your vote to become the next Attorney General of Pennsylvania depends on what you care about most and whether you want someone with experience as a state official or as a prosecutor at the county level.

It also depends on whether you want someone with the courage to take independent stands apart from party politics and powerful officials.

Former President Obama is preparing to hit the campaign trail next week for Vice President Harris, focusing on key battleground states in the lead up to Election Day, according to a senior campaign official with anonymity to discuss the matter.

Obama, who served back-to-back terms as president from 2009 through 2017, will kick off his drive in the Pittsburgh area of Pennsylvania on Thursday, a state which remains one of the tightest contests in the nation and which could tip the scales for either candidate. 

A Fox News survey of Pennsylvania voters last week found Harris narrowly ahead of Trump by 2 points (50-48%) among registered voters, while the race is tied at 49% each among likely voters. President Biden won the state by more than 80,000 votes in 2020. 

‘GOING TO BE A CLOSE ONE:’ DETROITERS REVEAL IF THE CITY IS LEANING TOWARDS HARRIS OR TRUMP

President Obama’s Senior Advisor Eric Schultz tells Fox News that the 44th president is determined to help Harris and other Democrats get elected. 

“President Obama believes the stakes of this election could not be more consequential and that is why he is doing everything he can to help elect Vice President Harris, Governor Walz and Democrats across the country,” Schultz said. 

“His goals are to win the White House, keep the U.S. Senate, and take back the House of Representatives. Now that voting has begun, our focus is on persuading and mobilizing voters, especially in states with key races. Many of these races are likely to go down to the wire and nothing should be taken for granted.”

Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama officially endorsed Harris for president in July, five days after President Biden ended his 2024 re-election in a blockbuster announcement. 

President Obama then stumped for Harris at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August, saying she “is ready for the job.”

“It’s up to all of us to fight for the America we believe in,” Obama said. “And make no mistake: It will be a fight.”

“This is a person who has spent her life fighting on behalf of people who need a voice and a champion. Kamala wasn’t born into privilege. She had to work for what she’s got, and she actually cares about what other people are going through.”

NEW POLL INDICATES WHETHER HARRIS OR TRUMP IS MAKING GAINS WITH YOUNGER VOTERS

Vice President Kamala Harris takes the stage on Day 4 of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on August 22. (REUTERS/Mike Segar)

Harris and Obama’s friendship goes back 20 years to when they met on the campaign trail while he was running for Senate in Illinois, the senior campaign official says. Harris was an early supporter of his 2008 presidential campaign and even knocked doors for him in Iowa ahead of the caucus, per the official. 

Last month, former President Obama headlined a fundraiser for Harris that raised $4 million, per the Washington Post. 

His fundraising efforts so far on her behalf have raised $76 million, per the outlet, according to Schultz. 

In the coming weeks President Obama will sign additional fundraising emails, record candidate-specific ads and robocalls for down-ballot races and travel the country for a coordinated “get out the vote” effort, Schultz says. 

Harris’ campaign is headed by Jen O’Malley Dillon Harris, a veteran of Obama’s two campaigns who also managed President Biden’s 2020 campaign and built his 2024 operation from the White House.

Other former Obama advisers on the Harris team, include David Plouffe, who was manager of Obama’s presidential campaign in 2008 and a senior aide during his 2012 re-election victory.

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Vice President Kamala Harris, left, arrives to speak at a campaign event with former Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., right, at Ripon College in Ripon, Wis., on Thursday. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein) (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)

Harris campaigned in battleground Wisconsin on Thursday where she campaigned with former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney.

Trump, meanwhile, is scheduled to return to Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday for a campaign event. It will mark his first return to Butler since the attempted assassination on July 13.

During a rally Wednesday in Mint Hill, North Carolina, Trump said that he wanted to return to the venue to “finish our speech.”

Reuters contributed to this report. 

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