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CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — It's something everyone has to learn how to do eventually: properly manage money. But it's something that many don't learn until they're out of school or on their own. Conemaugh Valley High School has been working with nonprofit The Challenge Program for 10 years to give students the opportunity to get a handle on their finances and prepare them for the workforce. Students learn money management by gaining hands-on experience running their own credit union kiosk, the Bird Cage, at the school.

CENTRE COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Work is underway to renew a unique financing agreement Penn State has with a number of Centre County municipalities and other entities. More than twenty years ago, when Centre County government and other municipalities were in court with Penn State over the university's tax status, the issue was resolved with the university agreeing to pay various county, and Centre Region entities, a total of well over a million dollars a year as an impact fee.

LANSING, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU) — A woman accused of putting her deceased infant into an outdoor toilet at an Upper Peninsula campground in 1997 will stand trial, a judge ruled. On Friday, 92nd District Court Judge Beth Gibson issued an order for Nancy Gerwatowski, 60, to stand trial on the following charges: One count of open murderOne count of involuntary manslaughterOne count of concealing the death of an individualIn June 1997, the remains of a deceased infant were found inside of an outdoor toilet at the Garnet Lake Campground in Hudson Township.

EBENSBURG -- One of the top high school wrestlers in Pennsylvania is headed to the University of Iowa. Central Cambria senior Max Murin made it official Wednesday, signing his letter of intent. Murin is a two-time state finalist, winning the 2015 PIAA championship at 113 pounds. He told 6 Sports Iowa has always been his dream school. "They have an awesome legacy and wrestling has been a tradition there for years,"

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BLAIR COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Authorities in Blair County say an Altoona mother is facing charges after she reportedly left her four young children home alone while she attended a "drug and alcohol convention" in Ocean City, Maryland over the weekend. Police say on Sunday evening, officers were contacted after the young children were reportedly found walking in the street. According to the affidavit, police say that when officers arrived at the 3rd Street residence, the children were inside the home and "

CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Roughly 270 people are losing their jobs working remotely in Cincinnati for an international bank's call center. One woman told WKRC there was no notice at all. Tammy Williams' routine morning was completely changed by lunchtime on Tuesday. Her job of eight years was gone without a warning. There was no sign of respect, integrity, or even just caring about other people shown by Barclays," said Williams.Williams said she started working for Barclays when it opened its call center in Hamilton back in 2016.

Jen Johnson co-anchors 6 News at 5 and 6 News at 6. Jen arrived at WJAC in July of 1992. She had just graduated from Penn State with a Bachelor of Science in Journalism and a minor in Psychology. Her career started in the Centre County newsroom, where she made the transition from photographer to reporter. Jen transferred to Johnstown in 1994. Some of the most memorable stories she's worked on are the attack on America on September 11, 2001, and the Quecreek Mine Miracle.

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The director of pediatric cardiac critical care with Johns Hopkins Medicine is on leave after he allegedly posted hate-filled messages on social media. Maryland’s Council on American-Islamic Relations said the posts were made by Dr. Darren Klugman. “We were asked by staff employees at the hospital – physicians who work there – to take action,” said Zainab Chaudry, director for Maryland CAIR. The alleged anti-Palestinian posts surfaced from the beginning of theIsrael-Hamas war in the Middle East.