PHOENIX (TND) — A woman who was arrested in connection to an arson and two murders was seen in surveillance footage showing "a very small amount of gas" being purchased at gas station. Katisha Susan Smith, 44 was arrested last week for her involvement in the April 27 arson at a Phoenix building that killed two people.
Sheriff's investigators found a deceased person inside J&J Sofa Manufacturing while processing the scene after the fire was extinguished, according to Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office.
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Brookville, PA — Around 3:00 Tuesday morning, firefighters were called to West Taylor Street in Brookville for a fire at the Brookville Hometown Market.
Fire crews from Brookville, Pine Crest and Reynoldsville helped battle the blaze and had the fire out by 4:30 this morning with no injuries.
“They had gone through the top of the building just making sure that there wasn’t any more issues. Apparently, it was an electrical issue that caused it.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WJAC) — Two Pennsylvania lawmakers say they are planning to introduce legislation that would designate March 13 as "K9 Veterans Day" in the Commonwealth.
Currently, several other states, including New Jersey, Florida, Michigan, and West Virginia, recognize the "holiday."
If passed, the legislation would require the Governor to issue an annual proclamation calling upon Pennsylvanians to observe the day with various educational activities and programs.
K9s first began training to serve in the armed forces in 1942 and continue to do so today.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WJAC) — 6 News continues to follow the pandemic impact on the restaurant and bar business and those struggles continue into the new year.
Now, there's word there may be another round of shutdown orders in Pennsylvania.
In Bellefonte, several restaurants initially recently stayed open during the latest state health department order to close.
The Waffle Shop wasn’t one of them.
Greg Kight says the strain of the pandemic is more than just financial -- he hears it every day from customers -- and he's worried about what’s to come.