PA (WJAC) — Both the PFBC (Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission) and the Pennsylvania Game Commission are warning fishermen and hunters about online licensing scams that have recently been reported. According to a release, customers reported that they had purchased licenses through a third-party website that looked similar to the real Outdoor Shop, the PFBC and the Game Commission’s online purchasing portal, but never received a license.
“The only proven, reputable and reliable methods for purchasing Pennsylvania fishing licenses and permits are through the PFBC’s online portal The Outdoor Shop or in-person from a retail license issuing agent,” said Bernie Matscavage, director of the PFBC Bureau of Administration.
University Park, PA (WJAC) — Penn State has released its 2024 football schedule, which includes several new opponents as a result of the expansion of the Big Ten Conference.
For the second year in a row, the Nittany Lions will begin their season with a renewal of an old rivalry as Penn State will travel to West Virginia to take on the Mountaineers.
Penn State will also welcome newcomers UCLA and Washington to Happy Valley.
KENNEBUNK, Maine (WGME) — A school board chair in Maine has resigned over something she posted on Facebook.
In the controversial comment, Board Chair Erin Nadeau seemed to compare people at a district budget meeting to those at a KKK rally.
On Monday, people packed into an RSU 21 budget meeting, with some hoping to show solidarity.
“We were asked by teachers to wear red for education,” RSU 21 parent Melissa McCue-McGrath said.
In January a sprinkler head broke causing some flooding in part of the gable's building.
The historic Altoona site at 1331 12th Street was then vacated and condemned by city officials which said there were concerns for the electrical system.
A co-manager of the building says it was about a month ago the red condemned tags were able to be taken off the building... As they now look to fill the empty space that was left behind.
PORTAGE, Mich. — A FedEx facility was severely damaged after a tornado ripped through Portage Tuesday evening.
Photos and videos show a substantial amount of the building, located on Portage Road near Ramona Avenue, is severely damaged, including a caved-in roof and flooding.
At this time, all employees have been accounted for, and no casualties have been reported, according to the City of Portage. Following Tuesday's storms, Fedex officials issued the following statement: