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Blair Co., PA (WJAC) — State Police in Hollidaysburg say one person was killed Monday afternoon following a two-vehicle crash along Woodbury Pike in Taylor Township, Blair County. Investigators say the crash occurred just before 4 p.m. when the driver of a Subaru Legacy crossed into the northbound lane of travel and collided with a Ford Transit vehicle. Police say the driver of the Subaru was transported to Conemaugh Nason hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries. [Read More]

University Park, PA (WJAC) — The Penn State Model Railroad Club had a display set up Thursday at the Hub on the University Park campus. The student club has been at Penn State since 1955 but has been without a permanent home for the past five years. Officials say renovations at Pennypacker Hall forced the club out, and they're currently working with the university to find a permanent place to show their trail models. [Read More]

Clearfield Co., PA (WJAC) — State police in Clearfield County say a Curwensville man is behind bars after he allegedly sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl and took nude photographs of her. Police say earlier this week, troopers received a report that the teen was solicited for nude photographs and "lured" from her home to engage in sexual activity by 47-year-old Robert Mallon III. Investigators say Mallon allegedly began contacting the teen, via Snapchat, in which he reportedly requested sexual photos from her. [Read More]

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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) – — A shooting range in Johnstown transformed into the "North Pole" Saturday as people took their shot at shooting a polar bear target. The Daisytown Sportsmen Club hosted its 19th annual polar bear shoot. For $1 a shot, people were able to take a chance at hitting a polar bear target the club set up at its gun range. When the polar bear was hit in the right spot, a target exploded. [Read More]

HARRISBURG -- The Pennsylvania State Police is no longer subjecting recruits to lie-detector tests, saying the agency has lost good job applicants because the tests added time to the hiring process. The state police said Thursday its review of why some applicants were taking other jobs found the polygraphs contributed to the problem by causing unnecessary delays. The decision was first reported by The Philadelphia Inquirer, which says the troopers' union is criticizing the decision. [Read More]

DUBOIS, Pa. (WJAC) — It's safe to say that regular physical activities are paramount to kids building up healthy habits and interests. A gym in DuBois hosted another lifting fundraiser Saturday to bolster its free programs for kids. Despite the heavy weights, this fundraiser was a light-hearted, friendly event — all to support kids' programs at the DuBois WPAL. From the lean to bulky, gym buffs convened at the WPAL Fitness Center in downtown DuBois for the 2nd Annual Winter Warrior Showdown. [Read More]

WASHINGTON (TND) — If they are lucky, some stargazers in America will reportedly be able to see a rare treat: Five planets in Earth's solar system will be aligned in the night sky this month. Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn will align, in that order, all in a row, in the predawn skies of the southeastern United States beginning on June 3, according to Sky & Telescope. The planets will be located starting in the low eastern sky and then stretch to the upper southern sky, according to materials provided by the publication. [Read More]