E-Bike Safety Concerns Growing

DUBOIS - As e-bikes become more common, local safety officials are urging you to know the rules and be safe before you ride Police say they’ve received complaints about riders using sidewalks, failing to watch for vehicles, ignoring traffic laws, and traveling at high rates... Read More.

$1.37 Million Dollar Lottery Ticket Sold in Sykesville 

SYKESVILLE - A $1.37 million dollar lottery ticket was sold in Sykesville. According to the Pennsylvania Lottery, the Match 6 Lotto ticket correctly matched all six winning numbers, 11-14-20-22-26-28.  The winning ticket was sold at the Sykesville One Stop, which will receive a $10,000 dollar bonus... Read More.

Traffic Stop Turns to DUI/Warrant Arrest 

PINE TOWNSHIP - A Clearfield man has been jailed after a traffic stop led to a DUI and warrant arrest. On July 18th police pulled over a Jeep on Route 322 in Pine Township for driving without headlights at night.  Police say that the driver, 50... Read More.

Armanini Pushes for Energy Expansion

UNDATED - State Representative Mike Armanini says that Pennsylvania should do more to produce energy, arguing it could lower costs and strengthen the state’s economy. Armanini is backing a package of bills that, if approved, would expand natural gas production and reduce regulations on the... Read More.

Assistance Available for Flood Victims

UNDATED - If your home, business, or property was damaged from flooding earlier in the month, you could qualify for disaster assistance. The U.S. Small Business Administration has approved low interest disaster loans for people in Clearfield, Blair, Bedford, Cambria, Centre, and Huntingdon counties who... Read More.

Thompson Introduces Bill to Support Grandchild Support

UNDATED - If you’re raising your grandchildren or another relative’s child, a new piece of legislation could provide more support. Congressman Glenn “GT” Thompson introduced the bill aimed at helping you access resources and navigate child welfare. Thompson says these measures would strengthen programs that help... Read More.

DuBois Responds to Suplizio Guilty Plea

DUBOIS - The City of DuBois has responded after former City Manager John “Herm” Suplizio pleaded guilty to embezzlement charges Thursday. In a statement, City Manager Joe Fleming said that while it would be inappropriate to comment on an active legal case, the city recognizes... Read More.

Suplizio Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case

JOHNSTOWN – Former City of DuBois Manager John “Herm” Suplizio, who was accused of stealing around $1.5 million dollars from the municipality, has pleaded guilty to counts 5 and 8 of the indictment.  During a change of plea hearing Thursday  morning, Suplizio waived his right... Read More.

DuBois Hometown Hero Banner Program Returning

DUBOIS - Downtown DuBois is bringing back their popular Hometown Hero Banner program this fall. Executive Director Shirley Dahrouge tells us that these banners honor local veterans while showing hometown pride, while helping fund downtown programs.  "We're beautifying the town with the banners, but it's also... Read More.