JOHNSTOWN, Pa (WJAC) — District 6 officials say Tuesday night's PIAA state playoff games involving the Westmont Hilltop girls' and Greater Johnstown boys' basketball teams have been forced to change venue.
According to D6 Representative Mike Hudak, a water issue was reported at Hempfield High School, the original site of the games.
Officials say the games will now be played at Charleroi High School, located at 100 Fecsen Drive, in Charleroi. Read More...
ALTOONA, Pa. (WJAC) — When Gov. Wolf ordered non-essential businesses to close, putting hundreds of thousands out of work, some business owners from Altoona started talking, asking what they could do to help.
“[Anthony] contacted me last Thursday,” said Doug Madden, owner of Doug Madden Pro Services. “We were talking about the community with the crisis going on.”
“We just wanted to go and help out anybody that’s in need. We wanted to come up with something like a food bank, handing out supplies, anything that people need around the area,” said Anthony Evangelisto, Owner of Superior Detailing and Accessories. Read More...
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WJAC) — The Department of Health and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania are taking legal action against 22 restaurants they say refused to close their dining rooms during the Wolf administration’s temporary COVID-19 restrictions to prevent holiday spread.
The temporary restrictions went into effect Dec. 12 and are set to expire Monday.
Under the order, restaurants and bars are prohibited from offering dine-in services at their establishments.
The Department of Health has petitioned Commonwealth Court through the Attorney General’s office Dec. Read More...
