STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WJAC) — This time of year, State College has its own unofficial tradition of State Patty's, drawing in people from all over the place to party here. Though, a common complaint is delinquency. With the expected heavy drinking and partying, State College Borough and police have announced restrictions to tamp down any rowdiness. State Patty's in recent years happens first weekend after THON. RELATED | THON organizers reveal record total for 2023

TYRONE, Pa. (WJAC) — An annual tradition in Tyrone is to march for the life of an dead baby girl found over 30 years ago. This Sunday, they'll do that again. 6 News spoke with those involved in the march and about the legacy she leaves. February 1987 in Antis Township, a baby girl is found dead in a plastic bag, next to a dumpster. Over three decades later, nobody knows her name or who she is — even after DNA testing.

DUBOIS, Pa. (WJAC) — We're learning more about the alleged crimes of DuBois City Manager John "Herm" Suplizio, whom the state attorney general said was arrested Monday on fraud and theft charges. This is for allegedly taking money from a variety of groups, including the local United Way where he was executive director, and paying for personal expenses with that money. MORE | AG: DuBois city manager arrested on fraud, theft charges

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Friday might mark the official start of Friday, but a mid-November Thanksgiving kicked off Holiday Season a week ago. If you are anything like me, time spins faster and the general anxiety of heading out into public spaces can be overwhelming. I find that stepping back, taking an hour or two to distance myself from the chaos of being can be the most effective way to make it through the day.

WASHINGTON (TND) — The IRS whistleblower who came forward with concerns about how the Justice Department handled Hunter Biden’s case broke his silence Tuesday. IRS agent Gary Shapley spoke first in an exclusive interview with CBS News. Shapley stood firm his stance the president’s son got special treatment during the federal investigation into his tax and gun crimes. "If this was any other person they likely would have already served their sentence,"

STATE COLLEGE, Pa (WJAC) — McDonald's announced Thursday that its restaurants in the State College area are attempting to fill 150 new openings, according to a release. The release adds that beginning Friday, all five area restaurants will begin a "quick-hire initiative" in an attempt to fill these positions. “We are in a very difficult and uncertain time,” said Owner/Operator Joe Nyanko. “The local economy has taken a major hit with the loss of many annual events and the university’s pause in operations.

Cambria Co., PA (WJAC) — Cambria County officials say a Saint Francis student who was accused of sexually assaulting a woman inside a campus dormitory has entered a plea in the case. Authorities say Kendal Marks appeared in court earlier this week where he pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of simple assault. Marks was charged last May following an investigation into allegations that he assaulted a fellow student inside a university dorm room.

Johnstown, PA (WJAC) — The 91st annual Ferndale Firemen's Jubilee is underway this week, with the opening ceremony being held Monday evening. The jubilee will be open every day, until Saturday, from 6 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Officials add that the kitchen will open an hour earlier, at 5 p.m., every day. Due to the rise in fuel costs, officials say there will be no parade this year, but still plenty of fun with rides, a weeklong 50/50, games and food.

HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa. (WJAC) — The Catholic Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown is moving its central offices. Its headquarters will be moving from Hollidaysburg to the former Our Lady of Lourdes school in Altoona. The new location will be open for business June 17. According to a newsletter from the diocese, the new location will be called the Mary Mother of the Church Pastoral Center. The former school has been converted into office space and will house a television studio for the production of the “Proclaim!

CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — Clearfield County took public comment and voted on allowing an area prison to operate as an immigrant detention center. Clearfield County commissioners approved a five-year agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, and the privately-run GEO group to operate Moshannon Valley Correctional Center as an immigrant detention center. The prison closed in March, but the deal wasn't without its concerns. Commissioners say that migrants will not be released from the facility into Clearfield County.