President Donald Trump makes a major sports announcement. The announcement comes amid reports Washington, D.C. will host the 2027 NFL Draft. WATCH12-year-old fights for life after shooting in Olyphantby FOX56 Newsroom OLYPHANT, LACKAWANNA CO. (WOLF) — A 12-year-old boy is fighting for his life after being shot in Olyphant earlier this week. According to the Lackawanna County District Attorney's Office authorities responded to the 100 block of Susquehanna Avenue Sunday evening for a shooting and authorities said a 14-year-old is charged with attempted murder accused of firing the shot that struck a 12-year-old in the chest A GoFundMe donation drive identifies the victim as Bentley organizer of "Hearts4Bentley: Surviving Gun Violence," the funds raised will go directly towards Bentley's medical bills and support for his family If you are interested in donating, click below or here: Marshal Raylan Givens in the new Justified spinoff, Justified: City Primeval—and he brought along his 21-year-old daughter ended with Givens relocating back to Miami to be closer to his young child and ex-wife The FX series not only marked the father-daughter duo’s first project together, but also Vivian’s acting debut. While promoting the show on Late Night With Seth Meyers Olyphant shared that despite being a new actress Vivian experienced no first-time jitters on set "One of the things about Justified in particular is that you've earned a little bit of a reputation where perhaps people … can be a little nervous around you Keep reading to learn more about Olyphant's rising-star daughter Related: Who Are Kevin Costner's Children? Meet the Yellowstone Star's Seven Kids During a guest appearance on The Ellen Show Olyphant recalled his initial reaction to his wife telling him she was pregnant with their third child “I remember when she said we were having a third but I didn’t know we had committed,’” he joked adding that he’s since “gotten used” to his trio of offspring it’s pretty clear to me at this point we are keeping them." Timothy Olyphant married his college sweetheart, Alexis Knief, in 1991, and she is mom to all three of his kids. The two met while studying at the University of Southern California (USC), where Olyphant was a self-described “artsy jock." Speaking with Women’s Health Olyphant revealed the secret behind their decades-long relationship “You have to be with the right person and you both have to be willing to do the work Knief lives a life away from the spotlight The star of the upcoming Alien: Earth series has two daughters Related: Everything We Know About 'Daisy Jones & The Six': Cast, Trailers, Music Henry OlyphantHenry is the middle child of the Olyphant sibling clan Although his exact birthday has not been made available to the public which makes him about 24 years old. Henry takes after his mama living his life out of the spotlight and off social media Vivian OlyphantVivian, born 2003, is following in the footsteps of her famous dad. Before making her TV debut in Justified: City Primeval, the youngest Olyphant was an acting student at William Esper Studio She also studied songwriting at Berklee College of Music Who does Timothy Olyphant’s daughter Vivian play in the Justified spinoff?In Justified: City Primeval In a conversation with /Film the up-and-coming actress said that being able to audition alongside her dad was a gift in and of itself and that landing the part was just the cherry on top "I was really excited to work with my dad," she said "Even just preparing for the audition was a joy Related: Everything You Need to Know About Yellowstone How did Vivian Olyphant get cast in Justified?Casting Vivian Olyphant to play her father’s onscreen daughter wasn’t always the plan, Justified showrunners Dave Andron and Michael Dinner revealed to Entertainment Weekly Andron admitted that they were actually “horrified” when they found out that Timothy Olyphant was submitting his daughter’s casting tape what are we going to do?'" Andron explained Vivian nailed her audition and as Dinner noted the father-daughter duo “brought their own baggage” to the script and it was a lot of fun,” Andron said What has Timothy Olyphant said about working with his daughter?Timothy and Vivian Olyphant may have brought their family “baggage” to set, but they also brought the shenanigans. While appearing on Late Night With Seth Meyers Timothy revealed that his daughter had several tricks up her sleeve during filming "She did all that bulls--t where she'd write 'favorite Olyphant' on a big board and put my name and her name," he shared There was like one Star Wars geek that voted for me … It was terrible!" Timothy said being able to star alongside Vivian was “an incredible experience.”  and I wasn't surprised that they hired her Next, 22 Celebrities and Their Lookalike Kids (WOLF) — Three juveniles have been taken into custody after a 14-year-old shot a 12-year-old boy in the chest Sunday night in Olyphant according to Lackawanna County District Attorney Brian Gallagher Gallagher told FOX56 the shooter is a 14-year-old male and his office is charging him with attempted murder He added that the 12-year-old victim is in critical but stable condition at Geisinger Danville it will start in the juvenile system due to the alleged shooter's age Gallagher said the district attorney’s office will file a petition to transfer him to adult court and prosecute him as an adult Pennsylvania law prohibits authorities from charging the juvenile as an adult at the onset Police responded to the 100 block of Susquehanna Avenue near the intersection of Nestor Chylak Drive about 8:30 p.m Sunday for reports of a male with a gunshot wound to the chest loud and excessive arguing could be heard throughout the neighborhood just moments before multiple gun shots were fired off and state police dispatched a helicopter to the Midvalley area The three juvenile males have been placed in juvenile detention Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article Marshal Raylan Givens in Justified (2010–15) and the miniseries Justified: City Primeval (2023) Olyphant received largely positive reviews for the role and Ben Brantley of The New York Times noted that he did a “wonderful job” imitating other characters His credits from 1999 include a memorable turn as a drug dealer in the cult comedy Go Olyphant then landed a starring role in The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy (2000) about a group of gay friends living in West Hollywood later returned for Deadwood: The Movie (2019) Olyphant was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2011 but Olyphant returned as Givens in the eight-part miniseries Justified: City Primeval (2023) in which he played the road manager of a fictional 1970s band Timothy Olyphant met his future wife, Alexis Knief, in college, and they married in 1991. The couple has three children, including Vivian Olyphant, who portrayed his daughter in Justified: City Primeval. Timothy Olyphant is an avid tennis player and has competed in celebrity events Known for his dry sense of humor and easygoing manner Nomination Period Open for 2025 Officer Station Design Awards Olyphant will use nearly $200,000 in grant funding to expand and upgrade its police station improving safety for both officers and those in custody Borough council voted this month to approve the use of a $187,000 Local Share Account grant to renovate its police station at 604 E council President Jimmy Baldan said Tuesday The borough will now hire an architect and contractor to design and build the police station improvements “It’s a project that is long overdue,” Baldan said With 10 full-time and three part-time officers, Olyphant police are “squished in like sardines right now,” police Chief James DeVoe said The police station was built in the late 1990s to early 2000s but the plans had changed and shrunk,” DeVoe said the Police Department will close in its existing carport in the rear of the station and construct a section next to the carport that will house a holding cell an area with workstations for officers and locker rooms for male and female officers The department does not currently have a holding cell or a dedicated interview room which means detained suspects have to be handcuffed to a bench with that room doubling as the interview room The lack of a holding cell makes it difficult for officers recalling detainees destroying items inside the station “It is very hard to keep somebody that is acting very unruly in a station that way,” DeVoe said “It’s not secure for my officers.” A dedicated holding cell is safer for both police and suspects who would be locked in the cell without access to anything that they could use to harm themselves “They can’t hurt themselves,” DeVoe said Blueprint for Success: What to Expect at 2025 Station Design Conference The addition means the department will meet standards for having juveniles at the station explaining anyone under 18 is not supposed to be held within earshot of adult detainees hollow walls and everything else,” he said Police are also redesigning the station’s common area to improve security The renovations will add a wall with tinted bullet-proof glass where visitors would be called to the window and “We don’t have to worry about unauthorized people any longer walking in,” he said “There will be a double layer of security.” the department plans to build a four-stall garage where officers can back their vehicles in safely remove a detainee and bring them into the station with no chance of escape or injury To accommodate the Police Department’s K-9 program DeVoe said they will also be building five to six kennels off of the garage Although Olyphant only has one K-9 the additional space will allow the department to help other local police K-9 handlers to take care of their animals as well as giving the department a place to hold lost dogs He lauded Olyphant Borough Council for its support of his department including working with it on the renovation project DeVoe hopes to start work by the late spring or early summer estimating it will take one to two years across multiple phases of construction “Everything that we’re doing is just going to make a safer working environment,” DeVoe said Visit thetimes-tribune.com Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. (WOLF) — A Olyphant man has been taken into custody following a shooting earlier this month According to a release from the Scranton Police Department officers were sent to the 18 hundred block of Lafayette Street Police say the victim was shot by her ex-boyfriend now identified as 27 year old Claude Harris Police also say the incident happened in front of several other people and that it came after a series of escalating threats and confrontations stemming from a recent custody dispute The victim's injuries were not deadly Harris has been charged with multiple counts of felony aggravated assault recklessly endangering another person and criminal conspiracy The 'Deadwood' star appeared in two 2010 episodes of the beloved NBC comedy Congressman Matt Cartwright has requested an investigation into an Olyphant industrial plant’s potential role in causing a suspected cancer cluster as one of his last acts as a member of Congress In a letter to Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr Cartwright requested an investigation into chemicals used in the former Specialty Records The Pennsylvania Department of Health acknowledged Friday it has received the letter and is reviewing the request Cartwright worked with former plant employees or family members of former plant employees to compile evidence that includes what Cartwright calls “strikingly high rates of cancer and other illnesses and deaths including a notable number of middle-age deaths.” The CD and DVD production and packaging plant went through several ownership changes Cartwright writes that his constituents reported to him that the chemicals used often without any personal protective equipment (PPE) or measures were: trichloroethylene (TCE) cyanide and benzene among other potentially hazardous substances The constituents say the prolonged and unprotected exposure to the chemicals is the cause of the high number of cancer diagnoses among former employees cancer and other illnesses resulted in death They identified the following illnesses among those affected: mesothelioma rectal cancer and melanoma among other cancers; myasthenia gravis Cartwright requested that the Department of Health: Since Cartwright will be leaving office at the start of 2025 he directed the Department of Health to the constituents his office worked with for the past few months if additional information is needed before the Department can undertake a response as I’ve requested the Department work with activists among this collective and advise them on what additional information is needed,” the letter states “My office has been working with this group for a few months and it is my belief that if anyone can turn up additional information WVIA will be following this story as it continues to develop WVIA News wants to hear from you! If you have a story idea for one of our journalists, it's as simple as sending an e-mail. Reach out anytime at wvianews@wvia.org If you work with someone long enough, they're bound to get on your nerves. Some of the greatest creative partnerships out there — from John Lennon and Paul McCartney to Harold Ramis and Bill Murray — have had their fights By virtue of the public nature of celebrity these tiffs often become famous in their own right but we also love to pretend our favorite TV families are both remained fairly respectful of one another in the press and it sounds like they cleared the air before the public even knew about their conflict The world first heard rumblings of a Goggins-Olyphant discord in Peter Biskind's 2023 book "Pandora's Box: How Guts, Guile, and Greed Upended TV." When profiled by The Independent for his Emmy-nominated turn on "Fallout" the following year Goggins was asked about a passage in Biskind's book that claimed he and Olyphant "weren't talking" by the time the show's initial run wrapped in 2015 "We had a tough time towards the end of 'Justified,'" Goggins admitted "We were so deep into these people we were playing and they were so polar opposite at this point in the story.. I think we were both obsessed with our own points of view just carrying the weight of this conflict." Their off-screen separation sounds like it ran parallel to the on-screen split between Deputy U.S Marshall Raylan Givens and his old mining buddy turned criminal overlord furthering the gap between the two characters the actors are fine now that they've taken some time apart noting emphatically that they care about one another and I feel respected and loved by him greatly We just needed to take a break in order to come back together." It's easy to see where the two may have butted heads, especially when taking into consideration Olyphant's point of view. "Okay, here's my version," Olyphant told Vanity Fair in an interview published just weeks after Goggins' comments They get really into their work." More specifically Olyphant claimed that as the show unfolded Goggins began growing more opinionated about writing choices concerning the Boyd Crowder character and especially as the thing came to an end where I would come from the writers' room," Olyphant recalled 'Here's what we need Walt to do in order to get to this finale we want.' Then Walt would say his character would never do that 'Goddamn it.'" This explanation makes more sense if you take a look at interviews and behind-the-scenes footage the two have done separately over the years when he noted that he previously studied the Meisner acting technique and feels that everything he needs to know about his character is inherent in the script "I'm not even interested [in] what [my character] was like when he was seven years old or 15 years old or 18 years old," he explained "You're just playing the scene; you're just literally playing what's in front of you." pleaded with him to roll down his sleeves when the pair were in public In short: Goggins seems to be an actor with a specific artistic process who feels his characters very deeply while Olyphant seems happy to stand on his mark in the morning and take off the costume at the end of the day During the last days of "Justified," Olyphant said they would "get really frustrated with each other." Olyphant also admitted that the frustrations could have had something to do with the impending end of the series people have a hard time saying goodbye," Olyphant explained but I'm not." He concluded that maybe one or both of them were "[making] it easier to walk away." The "Justified" finale may have been a farewell for the cast and crew but it wasn't goodbye forever for either the actors or the show itself Raylan Givens returned in 2023 with "Justified: City Primeval," a fantastic next chapter that took a detour to Detroit before making its way back to Harlan County Kentucky — and Goggins' Boyd Crowder — in the final moments of its finale If the show returns for a second season someday it seems likely that it'll see Olyphant and Goggins reunite on screen In the meantime, a serendipitous meeting in Thailand last year led to a real-life reunion between the two. "Look at this beautiful Thailand surprise," Goggins wrote in an Instagram post featuring he and Olyphant (in full bleach-blonde SAG-AFTRA strike mode) posed beside a scenic beach "Got to meet up with Raylan Givens for lunch today," the actor who was filming season 3 of "The White Lotus" at the time Olyphant told Vanity Fair that he "always adored" Goggins he'll be more predisposed to listen to me." And if he doesn't Olyphant says "there's a little bit of disappointment still there" because it "would have been a really good scene." Timothy Olyphant, who played Danny Corday on The Office doesn't seem to remember much about the experience He was the latest guest on the Office Ladies podcast who played Pam Beesly and Angela Martin on the show Olyphant appeared in just two Season 7 Office episodes that Olyphant might not remember everything about the experience But one thing he did remember was just how funny Steve Carell was in his portrayal of Michael Scott Olyphant recalled repeatedly breaking character during a deleted scene in which Carell has blocked him from leaving in an effort to steal Corday for the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch I'm sure I screwed up what would have been a really good scene with Carell where I just couldn't stop laughing because it was so intense and funny," Olyphant said on the podcast "And there's a little bit of disappointment still there that I could not keep a straight face." even if the performance caused him to break character."He's incredible," Olyphant said that I'm the one busting up more than he is." Video evidence of the deleted scene would seem to agree bust up when Carell delivers a line straight-faced however — Michael Scott had a way of making everyone laugh or eating Buffalo wings (as often as possible) 2025 10:12 AM ESTSteve Carell made it really difficult for Timothy Olyphant to nail one scene during his short stint on The Office Olyphant guested in a minor role on the NBC comedy for two episodes in Season Seven In an interview on the Office Ladies podcast hosted by The Office castmates Jenna Fisher and Angela Kinsey Olyphant recalled not being able to make it through filming part of season 7 "The Sting." In this particular scene is prevented from leaving the building by Carell's Michael Scott after he figures out Dunder Mifflin employees are attempting to swipe his sales tactics Olyphant said filming the episodes was simple THE OFFICE -- "Performance Review" Episode 8 -- Aired 11/15/2005 -- Pictured: Steve Carell as Michael Scott -- Photo by: Justin Lubin/NBCU Photo Bank NBC/Getty Images "I'm sure I screwed up what would have been a really good scene with Carell where I just couldn't stop laughing," he told the podcast and there's a little bit of disappointment still there that I could not keep a straight face." The Justified actor went on to praise Carell's comedic chops that I'm the one busting up more than he is," he said The scene in discussion was never aired but was included in the deleted scenes in full series home video releases He also said he had a great time in general during his run on the show "I have fond memories of my experience I just remember enjoying the whole thing." He has been a writer and editor at SPIN and Rolling Stone and has written for Vulture When he's not working he can likely be found attending a very cool concert or seeing one of his beloved local sports teams which will likely end up disappointing him He can be reached at luke.mccormick@mensjournal.com.