President Joe Biden welcomed the Kansas City Chiefs to the White House on Friday, lauding the back-to-back Super Bowl champion team for its sportsmanship on and off the field, and breaking an unofficial political rule about headwear. He tried on a Chiefs helmet the team gave him as a gift.
“It was cool to see him put the helmet on,” quarterback Patrick Mahomes told reporters after the celebration held on the South Lawn.
PORTAGE, Pa. (WJAC) — A resident of a Cambria County nursing home celebrated his 101 birthday with an ice cold beer.
Francis Warner, known by family and friends as “Uncle Bunny,” celebrated his birthday Thursday at Maple Winds Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Portage.
Staff say they took special safety precautions so Warner could see his family.
They say Warner’s room was also decorated and he was served a birthday cake.
CENTRE COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Penn State University's Student Programming Association (PSA) is hosting an event with popular transgender influencer, Dylan Mulvaney.
The organization says Mulvaney will be at Alumni Hall Dec. 5 at 7p.m.
The event is described as a conversation with Mulvaney, which precedes a Q&A with the social media star.
Mulvaney has especially been in the public eye lately due to her partnership with Bud Light, which has sparked controversy:
CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Authorities say a Cambria County man passed away Monday from severe burns after he accidentally caught himself on fire.
911 dispatchers say crews were called to a residence in Nicktown, just before 3:30 p.m. Monday, for reports of a person on fire outside. Officials say the man was flown to a hospital in Allegheny County where he later passed away after suffering third-degree burns to 70% of his body.
CAMBRIA CO., Pa. (WJAC) — The Pennsylvania Game Commission-Southwest Region has announced details regarding a December 2023 illegal taking of a trophy white-tailed deer in Cambria County.
According to a post on their Facebook page, the game commission stated that a game warden's investigation into the incident suggested that Zachary Burgan and Matthew Koenig illegally shot a 169” Boone and Crockett trophy at night, from a vehicle, with the use of the vehicle headlights.