Another eaglet has hatched in the PA Farm Country Eagle Nest, the game commission said Friday morning.
The eggs were laid in February.
The game commission has partnered with HDOnTAP and Comcast Business to provide a live look at the eagles' nest, nuzzled high up in a sycamore tree in Pennsylvania farmland.
You can check out the eagle nest livestream for yourself by clicking here.
The bald eagle population continues to see a resurgence in Pennsylvania.
JOHNSTOWN -- Tuesday brought with it a busy night of local sports.
On the diamond, Windber swept a pair of match-ups in baseball and softball over Blacklick Valley. Southern Huntingdon baseball picked up a win over Fannett Metal.
Elsewhere, State College dropped a boys lacrosse meeting with Central Dauphin, but defeated Chambersburg in 4 sets in boys volleyball.
The national championship winning Bishop McCort cheerleading team returned home to a raucous ovation from fans celebrating their victorious trip to Florida.
Westmoreland County, PA — Officials in Westmoreland County say multiple businesses were damaged early Tuesday morning as a fire spread through a Latrobe-area shopping center.
According to our NBC affiliate WPXI, flames were seen "shooting through the roof" of the Latrobe 30 shopping plaza in Unity Township.
WPXI reports that eight businesses within the plaza suffered some sort of damage, according to the property owner.
A state police fire marshal has been called in to investigate the cause of the blaze, however, the property owner believes that the fire was electrical.
MILFORD, Pa. (AP) — A man has been sentenced to 21 to 42 years in prison in the slaying of his teenage girlfriend, whose body was found buried on a llama farm in northeastern Pennsylvania.
Twenty-seven-year-old Sky McDonough of Milford was sentenced Tuesday after pleading guilty earlier to third-degree murder and custodial interference.
Prosecutors in Pike County said 17-year-old Leanna Walker left home with the McDonough in April 2016, and they camped in several locations, including the Milford Township llama farm where he used to work.
CHICAGO (AP) — Police began dismantling a pro-Palestinian encampment early Thursday at DePaul University in Chicago, hours after the school's president told students to leave the area or face arrest.
Officers and workers in yellow vests cleared out tents and camping equipment at the student encampment, leaving behind yellow squares of dead or dying grass where the tents had stood. Front-loaders were being used to remove the camping equipment.
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AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — The woman who was killed in a high speed crash, along with her 6-year-old son, by a man going over 100 mph was pregnant, according to police.
Amarillo police identified the woman as 26-year-old Rocio Castejon.
Because Castejon was pregnant, police charged the driver, 19-year-old Abdurahman Garang Hussein, with three counts of vehicular manslaughter.
Around 7:35 p.m. Friday, Castejon stopped the stop sign at Florida Street and Amarillo Blvd.
Pittsburgh, Pa (WJAC) — UPMC is reporting a massive data breach that likely affected more than 36,000 patients, according to a press release.
Officials say the data breach was reported to them by Charles J. Hilton & Associates, who provides billing-related legal services to the health system, whose email system was reportedly hacked.
An investigation reportedly revealed that some thousands of patients may have had their personal data, including Social Security numbers, dates of birth, or bank or financial account numbers, accessed by the hackers.
BLAIR COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Altoona police are asking the public's help in solving a year-old, "violent" home invasion.
Police say on the night of May 27, 2023, multiple suspects reportedly broke into a home along the 800 block of 18th Ave. and "physically restrained" a 70-year-old female resident.
Authorities say the suspects then "violently" assaulted the victim by punching her in the head and face and then striking her with CO2 powered handgun.
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — The Greenwood Tree Farm in Johnstown held a kick-off event Sunday to get people in the holiday spirit.
This is the first year Johnstown couple Kevin and Sara Greenwood are taking over their family business.
"It's been a family business for 30 some years, and we want to try to keep it going and continue the family tradition," said Kevin.
Families can pull into the property along Northfork Road and cut down their own Christmas tree to start a new family tradition.