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ST. MARYS, Pa. (WJAC) — The new Straub Brewery Visitor Center has officially opened in St. Marys. The beer garden, gift shop and event space had a soft opening in June and has already become a popular spot for people in Elk County. The new facility offers food and Straub products as well as wine from local wineries. "The one thing about Straub is that it's a gift, and we build on it one generation after the other.

State police say a Windber man was reportedly killed over the weekend in a plane crash in Forest County. According to a report from PSP Marienville, the body of 59-year-old John Burley was reportedly found Friday night in the area of Buzzard Swamp Road in Jenks Township. Investigators say troopers were notified of reports of a suspected plane crash and an investigation led to the discovery of the crash site, where Burley was found deceased.

DUBOIS- "Breaking Amish" star Chapel Schmuker-Peace had a preliminary hearing at Magistrate Patrick Ford's office Friday. Friday's hearing stemmed from an undercover drug deal in January of 2015. Peace was recently charged for the 2015 incident in March, during a drug sweep in DuBois called 'Operation Ice Storm.' Peace is known for appearing on the first two seasons of 'Breaking Amish.' For the 2015 drug deal, Peace was charged with manufacture of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance, and criminal conspiracy.

Johnstown, PA (WJAC) — Westmont Hilltop High School Senior Marty Radovanic and Sophomores Lyza Johnson and Bella Fosbrink teamed up to give their classmates the daily announcements on Tuesday. If the students appear at ease on the set, it’s because they’ve had exclusive access to the region’s legacy news station, WJAC-TV. 17-year-old Marty is the grandson of former longtime 6 News Anchor Marty Radovanic. 15-year-old Lyza is the daughter of 6 News Anchor Jen Johnson, who has been at the station for more 30 years.

BLACKLICK TOWNSHIP, Pa. (WJAC) — A fire that ripped through a Blacklick Township home along Station Road Sunday night has been ruled arson, according to Nanty Glo Deputy Fire Chief Rich Brown. The house was a total loss, displacing the family of one of the fire department's own. Brown says the fire started on the first floor in the living room, with flames engulfing the first floor of the home and spreading to the second floor.

UPDATE | Pennsylvania State Police announced on X, formally known as Twitter, that Berkheimer was located and is safe. ORIGINAL | State police in Blair County are searching for a man after he went missing Saturday afternoon, a press release states. According to state police, Donald Berkheimer, 92, was last seen in the area of West Loop Road in Hollidaysburg Saturday around noon. State police said Berkheimer is operating a silver 2007 Chrysler PT Cruiser bearing PA registration LXK0683.

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A helicopter from the Charleston County Sheriff's Office crashed near an airport in South Carolina Tuesday afternoon, according to authorities. The Charleston County Sheriff's Office said the pilot was identified as Lt. Scott Martray. He has been a pilot with the sheriff's office since 2006. Before the helicopter crashed, he reported a malfunction. He is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries at an area hospital. The helicopter crashed at about 3:30 p.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Thursday's White House state dinner honoring Kenyan President William Ruto offered around 500 guests stunning D.C. views, a knockout menu, a dose of celebrity star power and even a little family drama. "I'm looking forward to having all the conversations,” Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar declared as she arrived, no doubt speaking for many a guest at one of the largest-ever White House state dinners. Country singer Brad Paisley showed up in his signature cowboy hat, and was wearing dual hats as both dinner guest and featured entertainer.

Boalsburg honors Memorial Day founders, keeps 160-year tradition alive by Zac Kaye Tuesday, May 28th 2024thumb_75405.png Boalsburg is known as the ‘birthplace of Memorial Day,’ and members of the Boalsburg Memorial Day committee say the holiday brings the whole community together. ADVERTISEMENT Emma Hunter, Sophie Keller, and Elizabeth Myers began the tradition of decorating soldiers’ graves in Boalsburg in 1864. The co-chair of the Memorial Day committee Annette Yorks says that these women started the tradition, and the town has kept it going strong for the last 160 years.