State police were called to the Get-Go store in Fox Township to investigate a reported theft. According to police, someone stole several alcoholic beverages. The investigation is ongoing.

The St. Marys Rotary Club Auction is Sunday, February 22nd. What you need to know: You will be able to call and secure your Pin# and password prior to the start of the auction. The number to call is 814-834-2241 (Both for Pin Number/Password/And To Bid Bid Online at webapp.stmarysrotary.com . If you are the winning bidder or an item(s) you will receive either a phone call or text message to notify you. You can then pick up your item during the auciton at Project Gifts for Elk

Patrick Uber, well-known predator hunter from Cameron County, brought both a fox and a coyote to Rolfe’s Weigh Station for the Statewide Hunt or Trap. Pat shoots a .22-.250 rifle with a thermal scope, and uses an electronic Fox Pro call. He harvested a male red fox that weighed in at 9.4# from private lands in Cameron County. He followed that up with a male, 30.4#, coyote on another stand also on private lands in Cameron County. Isaac Dellaquilla, part of the father-son De

Many seniors ages 60 and older have special physical and mental health needs. While some people suffer from dementia and cognitive decline, others face life changes that can lead to grief, depression, anxiety and loss of independence. Often seniors can benefit from mental health services provided by geriatric behavioral health experts. “While certain situations such as the loss of a spouse, moving out of a home or loss of physical mobility may contribute to symptoms of depres

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is seeking input from Pennsylvanians on traffic safety and driving behaviors through an online survey open now through Feb. 28 at www.pa.gov/dotsafety. The voluntary survey covers several topics, including seat belt use, impaired driving, speeding and distracted driving, as well as bicycle, pedestrian and motorcycle safety. It takes approximately five minutes to complete.

Governor Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development (DCED) Secretary Rick Siger announced the Commonwealth has secured over $1 billion in private-sector investment from global health care company Johnson & Johnson to build a next generation cell therapy manufacturing facility in Montgomery County. Supported by a $41.5 million state investment, this expansion project will create more than 500 new jobs over the next twelve years and continue gr

The St. Marys Rotary Club Auction is Sunday, February 22nd. What you need to know: You will be able to call and secure your Pin# and password prior to the start of the auction. The number to call is 814-834-2241 (Both for Pin Number/Password/And To Bid Bid Online at webapp.stmarysrotary.com . If you are the winning bidder or an item(s) you will receive either a phone call or text message to notify you. You can then pick up your item during the auciton at Project Gifts for Elk

State police have confirmed that a standoff with an armed suspect is unfolding in downtown Philipsburg. According to documents obtained by 6 News, troopers attempted to serve a warrant at an apartment along North 2nd Street on Wednesday afternoon. Authorities say the alleged suspect, who is not yet being named, reportedly failed to respond to troopers and when a landlord attempted to open the door, the suspect reportedly told police that he was armed.

Two from St. Marys were arrested after police investigated allegations, they abused a young boy and girl. Justin Crawford and Monica McKinney of St. Marys are facing charges after police found a 6-year-old girl and 10-year-old boy were found to have significant bruising. The couple are facing several charges including aggravated assault, strangulation and child endangerment. Both have been placed in Elk County jail with bail set at $100,000. More From WJAC-TV

There will be a new District 9 Class 1A champion after fourth-seeded Cameron County beat fifth-seeded Otto-Eldred, 44-30, in the D9 quarterfinals at Cameron County.Isaac Grovanz added 13 points for the Red Raiders, while Malakai Zucal added eight points. JOHNSONBURG 54, NORTHERN POTTER 26 JOHNSONBURG, Pa. – Parker Calla, Will Elmquist, and Jonah King combined to score 38 points, as second-seeded Johnsonburg rolled past seventh-seeded Northern Potter, 54-26, at Johnsonburg.Joh

State police in Emporium are investigating a report of indecent assault on Route 120 in Shippen Township. According to the report, the incident involves a known 5-year-old female victim. The investigation is ongoing.

State police in Emporium answered a call on East 3rd street for a domestic disturbance. According to police, a female was subsequently taken into custody for terroristic threats, harassment and disorderly conduct. Another woman involved was cited for harassment and disorderly conduct. The incident involved a known 52-year-old woman from Emporium and a 47-year-old woman from Johnsonburg.

State police reported conducting a warrant on East Garden Street in Emporium Borough. While serving a warrant drugs were observed in plain view, within the reach of a child. State police are continuing to investigate.

State police reported conducting a warrant on East Allegany Avenue in Emporium. While serving the warrant, police discovered drugs in plain view. The investigation is ongoing. Police report the man arrested is 24 years of age and an Emporium Resident.

The following is from a social media post by State Rep.Ma rtin Causer on the proposed closing of Bradford Regional Medical Center. Today’s notice by Kaleida Health that it intends to close our hospital in Bradford is devastating news for our community. But as far as I’m concerned, the fight to save our hospital is far from over. I have been in conversations with hospital officials, the Shapiro administration and other health care systems in efforts to keep the hospital open i

The following is a copy of the social media post submitted by The Bradford Era on Tuesday, February 17th. Bradford Regional Medical Center (BRMC) submitted a formal closure notice to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania effective today, with anticipated closing of inpatient, emergency and long-term care services by mid-2026, pending Pennsylvania Department of Health approval. This is a developing story and will be updated.

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives is getting in on the nation’s semiquincentennial celebration with the opening of a new exhibit titled “Keystone of America.” The exhibit explores the 1826, 1876, 1926, and 1976 celebrations and Pennsylvania’s role in each of the anniversaries. It specifically highlights memorabilia from the 1976 bicentennial, which was held in Philadelphia. The exhibit is open through the end of 2026. The PA House Archives is located in Room

A trial date has been set for the former DuBois City Manager John “Herm” Suplizio and former city employee Roberta “Bobbie” Shaffer. According to court documents, the trial will begin on June 1, 2026. Suplizio and Shaffer are accused of stealing around $1.5 million dollars between 2008 and 2022.

Brady Nussbaum and Reese Ehrensberger, predator hunters from St Marys, combined to bring in four predators to Rolfe’s weigh station on Sunday, 2/15. Reese started off their success by calling in an 8.8# female red fox on Friday at 11:00 pm just outside of the City of St. Marys. Reese continued his successful shooting on Saturday near 2:00 a.m. with the harvest of another red fox, this time a male, weighing in at 9.4#. This red fox was harvested on another piece of private

Pennsylvania urgently needs to build more homes, Gov. Josh Shapiro said on Thursday as he unveiled a wide-ranging plan to tackle Pennsylvania's housing shortage, expand protections for renters, and reduce homelessness. In recent years, Pennsylvania has lagged almost every other state in adding new housing. At current rates, state officials estimate, Pennsylvania will be short 185,000 housing units by 2035. Shapiro said his plan offers a coordinated long-term strategy to rever