A phenomenon caused by bitter cold and extra moisture from frost has now been reported in Pennsylvania. A local geologist is calling it a “frost quake."
NEVER FORGET: West Hills firefighter Jonathan Bobak climbed 110 flights of stairs in full gear on a stair climbing machine at Planet Fitness in Richland Township as a way to remember his fallen brothers and sisters who gave their lives on September 11.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS: The United States is "gravely concerned by reported atrocities and the overall deteriorating situation" in Ethiopia's Tigray region, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said
“President Trump has been briefed on the explosion in Nashville, Tennessee, and will continue to receive regular updates. The President is grateful for the incredible first responders and praying for those who were injured," a spokesperson said.
BALD EAGLE RELEASE: After more than a month of recovering from lead poisoning, a bald eagle was released back into the wild Thursday at Prince Gallitzin State Park in Cambria County.
Water levels at the Wilmore Dam in Cambria County have reached a "critical stage," officials say.
Residents there say they are being evacuated.
Stay with 6 News for updates.
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: 17-year-old Kai Burkett was tragically killed in a car accident 13 days ago.
His lasting impact goes way deeper than his time on the wrestling mat at Chestnut Ridge.
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS | The Pittsburgh
@Pirates
honored the
@RedFlashSB
team over the weekend for winning 5 consecutive conference titles.
Video courtesy of Saint Francis athletics
CHECK YOUR BOTTLES!
The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports Contigo Kids Cleanable Water Bottles are being recalled due to the risk of the bottle's clear silicone spout detaching and posing a choking risk.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced Monday that the population in state prisons has been reduced by nearly 3,471 which he says likely helped reduce the number of
#COVID19
cases in facilities.
💛🖤 AWESOME 🖤💛 Even though he’s rehabbing a season ending injury, Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster still found time Friday to stop by the Windber-Berlin game to sign some autographs for local fans!
Video:
@CarleyFord_WJAC
"The last thing in the world I’m going to do is put the brave women and men of the Pennsylvania National Guard's lives at risk to be part of some political squabble at the border that Governor Abbott has created," Gov. Shapiro said.
Disguised as a doctor, a soldier from Cambria County who's stationed in Italy surprised his terminally ill grandfather in the hospital.
Hospital staff helped sneak him into his grandfather’s room as he sees his grandfather for what is likely the last time.
A Saint Francis assistant football coach and Berlin-Brothersvalley graduate was seriously injured in a crash Tuesday morning, Saint Francis University officials confirmed.
⚠️ATTENTION TRAVELERS⚠️ PennDOT has issued travel restrictions for several area roadways ahead of Thursday's winter storm that will bring snow and ice to our region.
CRIME | Prosecutors in PA say the man “offered oral sex to a juvenile in exchange for being released early, recorded a 15-year-old victim changing with their knowledge, and admitted to engaging in a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old when he was 22.”
Gumby's Pizza shop was cited by a state health inspector on Friday for causing an "imminent health hazard" and using one of its food prep tables to give people tattoos
#CHECK
THIS OUT!
A Rockwood woman shared pictures of her children meeting
@steelers
defender
@joehaden23
this week. The woman says Haden paid for her family's meals at the
@ChickfilA
in Cranberry on Thursday, and then took photos with them
(Photos courtesy: Bernadette E.)
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS! 🏀 Northern Cambria 3rd grader Coen P. made this incredible half-court buzzer beater this past weekend during his first ever basketball game. Coen then celebrated the amazing shot by giving the ref a high-five.
Our longtime friend and colleague Tim Rigby will be off the air for several weeks as he recovers from his second kidney transplant, which is scheduled for next week.
Sen. Bob Casey and other state representatives sent a letter to Congress Thursday urging them to address the food insecurity issues in Pennsylvania by increasing SNAP benefits during the current virus pandemic
6 Sports checked in at Westmont Hilltop, Bishop McCort, Saint Joseph's, State College, Huntingdon,Berlin, Juniata Valley, Bellwood-Antis, and Hollidaysburg to feature 23 student-athletes making decisions on their respective futures.
#BREAKING
: Bedford, Blair, Cambria and Somerset counties are among those moving to the "yellow phase" and can begin reopening in a week, according to the Associated Press.
BEAUTIFUL: Brooke Fisher, a Special Olympics athlete from Centre County, performed a heartwarming rendition of the national anthem before a sold-out Penn State basketball crowd last weekend.
Video:
@SpecialOlympiPA
To show appreciation for the healthcare workers on the front lines of the pandemic, U.S. Senator Bob Casey unveiled a new G.I. Bill-like act for healthcare workers.
The Apple TV series "Defending Jacob" will be filming scenes for an upcoming episode of the show on Saturday in Everett, according to a release from the Paramount Network.
#BREAKING
: Pittsburgh-based Primanti Bros. looks to be coming to Johnstown.
It would be located at the former LoneStar Steakhouse & Saloon on Galleria Drive in Richland Township, reports say.
WARNING: This video may be disturbing to some viewers.
This Facebook Live video shows the moments shots rang out overnight in Bedford County as protesters from Milwaukee passed through the area on their way to D.C.
State Police confirmed one person was shot.
U.S. Assistant Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine, who is a transgender woman, says "gender-affirming care" for minors enjoys the support of President Joe Biden's administration, as it has "support at the highest levels of the federal government."
Senate Bill 44, also called “Victoria’s Law” would prohibit pet stores from selling dogs, cats, and rabbits unless they come from shelters or rescues. What do you think?
Just before Christmas break, the Westmont Hilltop hockey team organized and held a dodgeball tournament to raise money for Steve Carlson, also known as one of the hard-hitting Hanson brothers from the cult classic: “Slapshot."
CONGRATS! Tony Beasley, who managed the
@AltoonaCurve
from 2004 through 2005, is now celebrating a World Series championship as a member of the
@Rangers
organization.
SIGNING OFF | Longtime WJAC news anchor Tim Rigby anchored his final newscast today. Tim is retiring after 41 years at the station.
Hear his farewell message to his family, friends, colleagues and the viewers below ⬇️
Check out this drone footage from our Sky View 6 Tuesday over top of Somerset County.
You're looking at Chest Creek in Central City.
The cooler nights have started the color changing process.
Johnstown native Carlton Haselrig, who’s a former Steeler and the most decorated athlete in Pitt-Johnstown history, passed away Wednesday at the age of 54, according to the Cambria County coroner.
JUST IN: PETA has requested a federal probe into a Johnstown meat processing company after several violations for inhumane animal practices were cited by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Democratic Sen. Bob Casey wants to address access to health care for people living in rural areas and proposed a new bill to benefit communities that support older adults and people with disabilities.
The airline’s decision comes just 24 hours after PETA urged them to consider what monkeys subjected to the long flight and then torment and death in laboratories endure.
The PIAA is signaling again that it's seriously considering moving ahead with the fall season despite Gov. Wolf's recommendation that schools cancel athletics until 2021.
A Nanty Glo resident showed his support for police by displaying a sign outside of his home.
He says the way police have been treated as a whole lately is a "disgrace.”
“Donald Trump can say whatever he wants," AG Shapiro said. "But we just had an election, an election that was secure, an election where the votes were tallied."
CONGRATULATIONS! At Friday's commencement, Dr. Tom Fleming finally received his degree and honored his late son who passed away from a rare heart condition while attending Duquesne.