JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center has a new way for you to register for the COVID-19 vaccine. The service is through the healthcare system’s free online service called MyChart. If you're an existing patient with Memorial, you may already have a MyChart account. If you do not have a MyChart account, you can register for one at MyChart.Conemaugh.org. If you meet eligibility requirements, officials at the health system say your MyChart account will notify you when a vaccination appointment is available.

Indiana County, PA (WJAC) — Authorities in Indiana County say an investigation is underway after an individual was found dead Wednesday afternoon in Clymer Borough. Troopers say officials responded to the area of Oak Ave., just before 3 p.m., for a report of a deceased person. Police say foul play is not suspected and authorities are working to notify the individual's next-of-kin. The cause and manner of death will be determined by Indiana County coroner Jerry Overman Jr.

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CENTRE COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — Last week's surprising resignation of an area congressman now has the counties in his district awaiting a decision on a special election date to fill the seat. The Centre County commissioners are joining other county administrators in the 12th Congressional District to set the special election on May 21 -- the same day as the spring primary election. The special election is due to the sudden resignation of U.

About 7,000 people are expected to be attracted to Johnstown for two concerts at 1st Summit Arena on Friday and Saturday according to Marketing and Box Office Manager Chad Mearns.. Friday night Grammy nominated country artist Lee Brice is headlining a show at 1st Summit Arena, expecting a crowd of over 2,500 people. Mearns said shortly after that concert ends, between 10 and 15 people are tasked with setting up the arena for the "

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (WPEC) — A Florida driver found herself on the fast track to jail late Thursday night after a police officer reported seeing her going triple-digit speeds. The Port St. Lucie Police Department officer clocked the 2023 Dodge Charger Hellcat going 117 miles per hour along Southwest Gatlin Boulevard, approximately 70 mph over the speed limit, a picture posted by PSLPD showed. The supercharged sedan along with another vehicle were spotted racing east around 10:20 p.

SCRANTON (WOLF) — Following Mayor Cognetti’s letter yesterday asking Greyhound officials to suspend service to Scranton during the COVID-19 pandemic, company officials say they will be honoring the request. “The City of Scranton commends Greyhound on its prudent decision and thanks its leadership for working together to protect our community,” said Mayor Cognetti. U.S. Representative Matt Cartwright says he supports Greyhound Inc.’s decision to suspend its bus service to Scranton as the number of COVID-19 cases in the area continues to rise.

PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. -- State Police announced a major drug bust Wednesday in Jefferson County. They have arrested 17 people on various drug-related offenses, including heroin, methamphetamine and cocaine. Those charged include: Eric Kerestesy, 34, Punxsutawney, Heroin. Mary Lou Smith, 48, Rossiter, Cocaine. Adam Lowmaster, 32, Punxsutawney, Meth. Stephen Bouch, 24,Punxsutawney, Heroin. David Walker, 32, Pittsburgh, Cocaine. Ashley Vega, 28, Falls Creek, Heroin. Kayla Gianvito, 31, White Oak, Heroin. Bobbie Jo Wright, 40, Rossiter, Subutex (pills).

CURWENSVILLE – A 35-year-old Clearfield County man faces multiple charges after he was seen walking naked through downtown and was taken into custody. State police in Clearfield said they received a report of a man throwing items out a window Monday afternoon at a house on the corner of State and Thompson streets. Police later received several calls about the man walking naked on State Street. Before police arrived, they said the man entered several businesses and damaged personal property.

NANTY GLO – There will eventually be a new look, and a new home, for parishioners of a church in Nanty Glo borough. Nearly two years after a fire ripped through First Baptist Church in Nanty Glo, pastor Gino Bartoletti said the congregation is in the first stages of rebuilding the church. “I had never experienced anything like this. Most pastors never do,” Bartoletti said. “When you lose your building, when it’s 102 years old at the time of fire, it’s a whole change.