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CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Healthcare workers at one Clearfield County nursing home claim that they haven't been getting paid. Some employees at Ridgeview Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center reached out to 6 News for answers. We stopped by the facility on Thursday and spoke with one of the workers, Paul Weimer, who is employed as a dietary aid. Weimer says the situation started in January when workers were paid five days late.

CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. — Three of the five judge candidates vying for Cambria County’s Court of Common Pleas will move on to the general election. They’ll look to fill two seats left open as President Judge Norman Krumenacker and Judge Patrick Kiniry. The five attorneys on the ballots were: Forrest Fordham, Michael Carbonara, Timothy Sloan, Brett Smith and Tonilyn Chippie Kargo. All of the candidates cross-filed meaning the appeared on both the Republican and Democratic ballots.

By: Jackalyn Kovac JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - Every parent worries about their child nad hopes they are not a victim of bullying. The topic of bullying is extremely sensitive. WJAC-TV reached out to a number of victims and their parents, but all of them backed out at the last minute in fear of increased bullying. In the state of Pennsylvania, schools are required to have anti-bullying policies in place to help students, but is it enough to protect children from the lasting effects of bullying?

The Special Olympics of Pennsylvania will celebrate its 50th anniversary on Saturday by hosting a virtual dance event. The organization has provided a variety of programs and competitions to its athletes over the decades including, leadership programs, health competitions and unified sports programs. Saturday's celebration will be held from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., and can be viewed on the organization'swebsite and Facebook pages. ncG1vNJzZmivmpawtcKNnKamZ56axLR7y6iamqRfqL2mr8iao2annK66sbXCrGSonl2lrm6vxKWcm6qRqbK0eZRpq6FlkaO7qsLEq6qaqqlixKrAx2atoqqkqq6tecSvnKes

Centre Co., PA (WJAC) — A Centre County man will spend at least two and half years behind bars after pleading guilty on child pornography charges. It was almost a year ago, late last August, when police and agents from the state attorney general’s office served a search warrant on the Spring Mills area home of Lucas Garber. The police raid resulted in the 27-year-old Garber being charged with 33 felony counts of possessing child pornography.

CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC)-- — Treasure Lake security officers were able to see the results of their actions Saturday when an owl they saved a month ago was able to be released. The owl was released around the entrance to Treasure Lake in Clearfield County around 5 p.m. after coming back from Tamarack Wildlife Center near Erie, Treasure Lake security officer David Beck said. According to Beck, he was on duty about a month ago and found the owl down over a bank, which had been struck by a car.

WASHINGTON (TND) — Members of the ultra-progressive congressional group “The Squad” on Wednesday cheered the Biden administration’s decision to halt weapons shipments to Israel. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin confirmed Wednesday the U.S. recently decided to withhold crucial weapons from Israel. He asserted the move has no bearing on the country's “ironclad” support of the Jewish state. “We’re going to continue to do what’s necessary to ensure that Israel has the means to defend itself,” the Pentagon chief said.

A long-time Somerset County tradition wrapped up in the southern part of the county Friday. National Pike Days was held in Addison Borough this week. The event celebrates the national road and at one time even included covered wagons. The Addison Volunteer Fire Department showed third graders from local schools some of their equipment, from the department's oldest apparatus, an 1890 chemical cart, to its newest piece of equipment: a newly acquired brush truck.

Las Vegas (KSNV) — An apartment complex under construction in Las Vegas is a total loss after a massive fire in the southwest valley, the Clark County Fire Department said. Crews were at the scene Wednesday morning continuing to extinguish flames. Firefighters were seen spraying water on the building, with some small flames still visible. Assistant Fire Chief Brian O'Neal said dispatchers received multiple calls about the fire on Tuesday around 4:30 p.