BELLEFONTE, Pa. (WJAC) — It was a mixed verdict Thursday in the trial forof a former Penn State fraternity member who was tied to the death of fraternity pledge Timothy Piazza After five hearings in thisthe case, four preliminary hearings, and onea trial, Braxton Becker was found guilty on one misdemeanor charge in Centre County Court, in the first trial in the Penn State Beta Theta Pi fraternity hazing case.

Local sheriffs said there is only one they are not on a level playing field with state and local police. Sheriff departments are not allowed to investigate potential incidents. Sheriffs said their department can make an arrest if the evidence is in plain sight but otherwise, the investigation must be handed off to another department in the area. This happens to them daily according to sheriffs, even though they said many of the over 2,000 sheriff deputies in the state have previous training and experience with investigative agencies.

ALTOONA, Pa. -- Organizers of the first-ever Pennsylvania Roundhouse Rally in Altoona say they consider the weekend a success. The event was not affiliated in any way with Johnstown’s “Thunder in the Valley” bike rally or any other events across the region, but rather a stand-alone event that organizers hope to grow even more next year. The event started Wednesday and continued through Sunday. It featured dozens of vendors and entertainment each night, including local country singer and NBC’s "

Johnstown Hospice, Palliative Care, and Home Health Month | News, Weather, Sports, Breaking NewsWed, 05 Jun 2024 08:58:03 GMT (1717577883410) Section - News3 v1.0.0 (common) 85a848d002b3a7f7785bfb6376ad1dbb5836f767 HOSPICE, PALLIATIVE CARE, AND HOME HEALTH MONTH hace 4 años November is Home Care and Hospice MonthNovember is Home Care and Hospice Month. Kelly Warshel, MD and the staff at Windber Hospice Care are leaders in the area of integrated therapy. Dr. Warshel is board certified in internal medicine and integrated/holistic medicine which allows a.

CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — As measures are being taken to decrease the spread of COVID-19, how we go about our everyday lives is changing for now, including how we handle major life events like a loved one passing away. Funeral homes in Pennsylvania have been ordered by Gov. Tom Wolf and the Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association to keep all funeral services private and limited to 10 people or less.