Fentanyl Dogs Legislation Advances in Senate

UNDATED - A piece of legislation that would certify police dogs to detect fentanyl is advancing in the Senate. House Bill 1344, introduced by State Representative Mike Armanini, if enacted, would allow police dogs to detect the deadly drug. Now, the legislation has moved past the... Read More.

Tornado Touchdown Confirmed Near Anita

ANITA - A confirmed tornado touched down near Anita Sunday evening causing severe widespread damage. Jefferson County Emergency officials say the tornado was reported in the Anita and Knoxdale areas with the Elk Run Volunteer Fire Company saying it was just a few miles north... Read More.

Sykesville Fair Returns this Week

SYKESVILLE - The Sykesville Fair returns this week. The weeklong event brings something for the family to enjoy from food and carnival rides, to family entertainment daily. Maria Zaffuto with the Sykesville Fair tells us that daily you can enjoy the Foam Fun Show, Beer Barn... Read More.

Brookville Laurel Festival Returns

BROOKVILLE - The Brookville Laurel Festival is back, bringing a full week of family friendly events to Jefferson County. This year’s theme is “Laurel and Liberty”, celebrating America’s 250th. Activities will continue throughout the week with Family Fun Day on Tuesday, the Relay for Life... Read More.

Manufacturing Training Bill Introduced 

UNDATED - A new piece of legislation could address manufacturing worker shortages. Introduced by Congressman Glenn “GT” Thompson, the American Manufacturing Revitalization Exchange Program Act, if approved, would create an exchange program allowing American manufacturing workers to travel to allied countries for hands-on training and... Read More.

Woodland Man Accused of Child Endangerment

WOODLAND - A Woodland man is facing several charges after allegedly being found while unconscious with a child in the car. On May 23rd police responded to a store in Bradford Township after employees claimed a man was passed out in a vehicle. Once on scene... Read More.

DuBois Woman Accused of Stealing from Elder

BROOKVILLE - A DuBois woman is facing several charges after allegedly spending around $1,800 dollars from an elderly man’s credit card. Police say they began an investigation at the Jefferson Manor after the victim’s wife reported that someone had spent around $1,800 on the man’s... Read More.

Community Days Parade Route Changing

DUBOIS - If you’re planning on attending the DuBois Community Days Parade this Saturday, you’ll notice some changes. Organizers say that the parade route has been adjusted this year to avoid Main Street, allowing traffic, including commercial trucks, to move more freely and help maintain... Read More.