A Cambria County business brought blood pressure screenings and vaccinations to the community Wednesday. Best Way Pizza in Ebensburg hosted the event. Different vaccinations provided included tetanus, COVID, pneumonia and shingles shots. Nicole Dixon is the clinical pharmacist at Community Pharmacy in Tyrone, and she said they're also offering a new RSV vaccine. Dixon said it's important to get vaccinated not only to protect yourself, but others as well. Dixon said, "

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (WJAC) — As COVID-19 cases are spiking nationwide and in most of our region, in Centre County, it's been bit of a different story. When the county paid close to $250,000 to open a free COVID-19 testing center at the Nittany Mall last week, it was expected about 300 people a day would be tested. So far, that’s not the case, not even close, as the daily testing average has been about 125 people.

Hidden Valley has announced seven new flavors ahead of National Ranch Day on Sunday. One of the anticipated flavors is Cheez-It. It will be available at Walmart later this month and Kroger stores starting in April. The other flavors include garlic ranch, green goddess, and parmesan ranch. And those that bring heat include creamy jalapeno, spicy hot honey, and Nashville hot, which will be available exclusively at Walmart. ncG1vNJzZmivmpawtcKNnKamZ56axLR7zp%2Bdm52RqXyptcOdnKdlppa5rbHYZpinpp%2Bqu6Sx0majoqaVYrynec2ermaqkaOwqXnFpZivp6Koeqq6wqWsnaGenHqktMSesWahpA%3D%3D

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CLEARFIELD - Two people were found dead following a domestic dispute in Bradford Township Friday evening. Police said they responded around 7 p.m. to a residence on Hillbilly Lane and found both Donald Peters, 46, of Mineral Springs and Tammy Sipe, 43, of Hyde, dead from stab wounds. According to a witness, police said Peters had a large knife and stabbed Sipe in the front yard of the home before the dispute moved to inside the home.

CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — Cambria County commissioners approved applications for several grants Thursday morning, including one they say will help with some much-needed repairs for the roof of the Cambria County Courthouse. During their meeting Thursday morning, commissioners approved applications for three grants. The first is $579,420 for the county's library system and its community hub project. The second: $250,000 for Nulton Diagnostics and its medical autonomous care research and development program.

The new antlerless license process in Pennsylvania launched Monday morning, but the Somerset County Treasurer called it an “epic failure”. Many looking to buy their licenses online reported extremely long wait times. Would-be hunters took to 6 News’ Facebook page to share screen shots of their virtual place in line -- some showing more than 100,000 customers ahead of them. Somerset County’s treasurer Tony DeLuca voiced frustrations over how the game commission rolled out the new system.

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HUNTINGDON COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Authorities in Huntingdon County say more charges have been filed against a Penn State professor who is accused of engaging in various sexual acts at a public park. In June, police charged Themis Matsoukas after they say he was caught on camera at Rothrock State Forest engaging in sexual acts with his dog. Authorities say following the initial investigation, police obtained search warrants for Matsoukas' electronic devices, where troopers reportedly discovered over 50 videos of Matsoukas engaged in various lewd acts at Alan Seeger State Park.

UPDATE | Centre Co., PA (WJAC) — State police have identified the man accused of exposing himself at the Dollar General store in Walker Township. Troopers say Henry Franklin, 37, of Mill Hall is alleged to have exposed himself to a store employee on July 22nd. Authorities say Franklin was also reportedly witnessed "pleasuring himself" inside the store. Police say charges against Franklin are pending in Centre County court. ORIGINAL | State police in Centre County are asking for help in identifying an individual who was accused of exposing himself in public.