BETHEL (WGME) -- The Maine Mineral and Gem Museum in Bethel is offering a $20,000 reward for meteorites from the fireball that was seen streaking through the Maine sky Tuesday. The fireball was seen across the Northeast and Canada. The museum suspects the meteor entered Earth's atmosphere over Maine and its terminal explosion occurred about 30 km west of Rangeley in Franklin County. It's offering a $20,000 reward for the first one-kilogram meteorite recovered which will receive a place of honor in the museum's Meteorite Hall.

Cambria County, Pa. (WJAC) — Saturday morning, Mother Provincial Klara Slonina of Cresson was 'rejoicing.' That's because she got her final dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. But it wasn't just any shot -- Mother Klara received Mainline Pharmacy's 100,000th dose. Since mid-January, Mainline has held 105 vaccine clinics, contributing to their new grand total of vaccinations to date. Jerry Moschgat, owner of Mainline Pharmacy, said the community made it all possible.

Pittsburgh (WJAC) — According to NFL Insider Adam Schefter, Pittsburgh Steelers' senior defensive assistant coach Brian Flores is reportedly accepting the job to be the next defensive coordinator for the Minnesota Vikings. Flores was hired by the Steelers last February after being fired from his head coaching position with the Miami Dolphins. Prior to being hired in Pittsburgh, Flores filed a discrimination lawsuit against the NFL and all of its franchises, claiming that the league and its teams do not follow its own process for interviewing minority head coaches.

SEATTLE (KOMO) — More than 100 canines were rescued after the doggy daycare they were in caught fire in north Seattle Wednesday morning. The fire was reported just before 11 a.m. and began inside the Dog Resort, a dog daycare and boarding business. Seattle fire officials believe the blaze began in the laundry area of the daycare. A KOMO helicopter flew over the scene Wednesday and saw firefighters battling the fire and evacuating dogs from the business.

WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) — President Joe Biden on Saturday told graduates of the U.S. Military Academy that their class is being called upon to tackle threats across the globe and preserve the country's ideals at home "like none before." Biden said the phrase, the class motto, was apt for the sorts of challenges they will take as newly minted Army second lieutenants, from supporting Ukraine's defense against Russia's invasion to facilitating humanitarian assistance into Gaza and defending Israel from attacks by Iran.

Hollidaysburg, PA (WJAC) — Imagine calling 911 and waiting on an ambulance that will never come. “There are no funds to stay open,” says Hollidaysburg Ambulance executive director Donnie Edelblute, “No assistance or help on the way and I think this is something that should have been recognized and dealt with 10 years ago however it is just now starting to come to fruition and people are just now starting to talk about it.

CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — A police officer fired from the State College Police Department two years ago is now working for the Johnstown Police Department. Now, he's at the center of a $1.2 million federal lawsuit for allegedly assaulting a man during a traffic stop in Johnstown. According to court documents, Johnstown Police got a call for a "weapons incident" on March 29th of this year. When Officer Joseph Scharf responded, the arrest affidavit says he conducted a traffic stop and started questioning occupants in the vehicle.

BOSTON (TND) — Massachusetts has spent nearly $400,000 on “vaccine record reviews” for migrants and other individuals staying in its emergency shelters, according to a state report obtained by the Boston Herald. The findings came as part of a biweekly report on the shelter system released by state finance officials. The document reportedly disclosed the state has spent $381,000 since September 2023 on immunization review expenses alone. Vaccination status has become an important metric to state officials looking to keep shelters safe and healthy.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — The Patton Park and Pool has been around for decades in Cambria County. The pool closed down during the summer of 2017 due to a lack of funding, staffing, and community support. Raymond Keith and some other Patton residents wanted to change that. So, they formed a write-in campaign for the November 2019 election with one platform: to save the Patton Pool. "Our goal was to get on council, get the park commission restated, and get this park back to the way it looks today,"

CENTRE COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — More legal problems, including more possible criminal charges, are facing a Centre County journalist accused of soliciting sex with teenagers. At the Centre County Courthouse Wednesday morning, Christopher Morelli was guided out of the building following his court appearance. 6 News asked him for comment. He declined. Within recent weeks, the 54-year-old Morelli has been arrested twice: Two separate cases on similar charges soliciting sex from teenage girls.