Cambria County couple Chad and Paula Albert’s dog Milo was hit by a car in Westmont on April 26th and has been missing ever since. But after 17 days of not knowing where Milo was, he’s finally back home thanks to the help of women like Debra Noble. She’s been working as an animal rescue volunteer in the Johnstown area for years. She says she was able to track sightings of Milo reported by community members.

HUNTINGDON, Pa. (WJAC) — In Huntingdon County, it’s been a busy week at the county fair. The fair is sponsored by the county's Agricultural Association and for over a hundred and forty years, it's been a showcase for county farmers and others, especially the younger generation who are involved in agriculture related events. The Huntingdon County fair wraps up Saturday night. For more information, click here. ncG1vNJzZmivmpawtcKNnKamZ56axLR7y6iamqRfncKvwMinnp2nnmKwsMHNrbBmnpGevw%3D%3D

HARRISBURG, Pa (WJAC) — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced Saturday that it will begin the limited reopening of some license and photo centers in counties that have moved into the "Yellow Phase." Locally, 3 driver license centers will begin opening on Saturday, and one additional photo center will open on Monday. Clearfield Driver and Photo License Center: Clearfield Mall, 1800 Daisy Street. Unit 380 Punxsutawney Driver and Photo License Center: 547 West Mahoning StreetRockview Driver and Photo License Center: 812 West College Avenue, Pleasant GapPennDOT says these centers will be open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:30 AM to 4:15 PM, and will host special hours of operation, from 8:30 a.

CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — Why does Johnstown have the same amount of housing for a declining population? It's a question posed by lawmakers and community leaders who say many empty apartments are being filled with people from Philadelphia and other cities -- who authorities say -- have been tied to crime in Johnstown. Johnstown is a great place to live, to work, to raise a family. We want those individuals -- who are going to be here -- that are going to be contributing members of society.

ALTOONA, Pa. (WJAC) — Attorney General Josh Shapiro says a year-long investigation has resulted in the arrests of 32 people and the largest ever seizure of meth destined for Blair County. Shapiro, joined by Blair County District Attorney Rich Consiglio and Altoona Police Department Chief Janice Freehling, made the announcement Thursday in a press conference held at the Blair County Courthouse. Shapiro says wiretapping and a year-long grand jury investigation into a meth trafficking operation between Philadelphia and Blair counties led to the arrests of 17 people including Philadelphia’s sources of meth and Blair County’s upper and mid-level dealers.

(TND) — Achieving the “American Dream” is getting harder to reach as prices have outpaced increases in wages for most Americans that are struggling to keep up with bills and preventing them from saving for a house or retirement, fueling concerns that they may never get to achieve some of the core life milestones that are expected for a person living in the U.S. The cost of achieving common milestones like buying a house, raising children and going to college have skyrocketed over the last several years after the coronavirus pandemic uprooted the economy and accelerated prices once people returned to pre-pandemic habits.

Governor Wolf recently signed into law Act 90 of 2022 which in part amends Title 75 to implement “Christine’s Law” which further regulates the removal of snow and ice from vehicles. Championed by Senator Lisa Boscola, “Christine’s Law” seeks to prevent tragedies like the death of Christine Lambert of Palmer Township who was killed on Christmas Day 2005, by a large piece of ice which crashed through her windshield after dislodging from a passing box truck.

Huntingdon Co., PA (WJAC) — Officials with the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' Bureau of Forestry have filed charges against a Huntingdon County teenager after he was accused of setting a series of brush fires earlier this year. Authorities say Adam Ewing, 18, of Three Springs, is a member of the Three Springs Volunteer Fire Company. Investigators say Ewing is alleged to have started a series of fires in the county in February and March, including one that injured three volunteer firefighters.

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WESTMONT, Pa. (WJAC) — The Westmont Hilltop School District held an auction Friday morning at the old elementary school building. Superintendent Tom Mitchell says the purpose was to clear out the building and get rid of the items that aren't needed. This included chairs, desks, mowers and kitchen equipment. He says the building has been functioning at its minimum while the school district completed the transition to its current building.