The historical Laurel Hill State Park which features some of the last standing architecture from the civilian conservation corps has been vandalized. The state parks maintenance team discovered the vandalism in August and State Police began an investigation immediately. The buildings destroyed had immense historical and cultural value. The destroyed architecture is irreplaceable since much of it was built in the 1930’s and building materials are no longer being produced.

CLEARFIELD - A skating event will take place this weekend to help the family of a Clearfield County man who was recently found dead. The benefit is to help defer costs for the family of Chase Anderson, 19, of Curwensville. It will take place Sunday from 2-4 p.m. at the Skate Station on South Second Street in Clearfield. "He was a sweet young boy, full of life, full of energy and he touched everybody's heart,"

UPDATE | Blair Co., PA (WJAC) — Authorities in Blair County are providing new details about how an inmate at the Blair County Prison reportedly escaped over the weekend. According to the affidavit, police say 33-year-old Isaiah Tilghman was discovered missing from his cell around noon on Sunday. Authorities say, upon further investigation, officials discovered that Tilghman had escaped from his cell by gaining access into the prison's ventilation system using "

SEATTLE (WKRC) - A mother was arrested after allegedly shaking her two-year-old child "like a ragdoll" on a Delta Air Lines flight. According to USA Today, a Sacramento woman was ordered to be detained last Wednesday after she was allegedly seen abusing her 2-year-old on Delta Flight 1922 from Mexico to Seattle. The United States Attorney's Office, Western District of Washington reported that 33-year-old Breanna R. Mistler was taken into custody at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport after multiple witnesses from the flight reported seeing her abuse a child.

Middletown, Dauphin County — Today marked a crucial step for the Pennsylvania Turnpike that could potentially save drivers some cash in the long run. For the last time, the turnpike paid out a $450 million payment to the state. “Our customers have done their part and have paid more than their fair share,” said Pennsylvania Turnpike CEO Mark Compton. Before anyone strikes up the marching band, toll prices will go up next year by five percent and five percent until 2025.