Clearfield Co., PA (WJAC) — State police in Clearfield County have released more information about Wednesday's fatal crash on Interstate 80 westbound in Union Township. Troopers say 59-year-old Amy Freeman, of Salem, NH, was killed when her motorcycle was struck by a tractor-trailer that had collided with another tractor-trailer that had become disabled. Investigators say tractor-trailer #1 was traveling a short distance behind the second tractor-trailer, in the left lane, when the driver noticed that the vehicle had become disabled, from a mechanical issue, and was attempting to exit onto the side of the roadway.

UNIVERSITY PARK – Usually after a Penn State football game, the big concern is the tons of trash left behind. But due to heavy rainfall, now there are unattended vehicles left in parking lots. Every game weekend, authorities see trash left behind from tailgates before the Penn State football games -- but this weekend, it was different. "Since the football game was over and all the rain, we've been getting a lot of calls,"

CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — The fallout after the arrest of the DuBois city manager continues. The Clearfield County Commissioners this week announced the municipalities where nearly $1.4 million in infrastructure grant money will go. However, the City of DuBois will receive none, this round. That's because of the state attorney general's theft and fraud charges against the recently suspended DuBois City Manager John "Herm" Suplizio. MORE | DuBois city manager accused of stealing funds suspended, Commissioners confirm

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) -- More than 3,000 people were in Johnstown this weekend for the annual Jehovah’s Witnesses convention. It's a time of fellowship for many, but it also has a big impact on the local economy. It's the sixth year of the convention at the first summit arena at the Cambria County War Memorial. People from Ohio, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia joined together for the Jehovah’s Witnesses convention.

UPDATE | CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Jury selection wrapped Wednesday for the trial of Johnstown man Brian Giles, who is accused of killing his wife Nancy in 2018. Including alternates, the jury with consist of 9 men and 7 women. Giles was arrested and charged with homicide in May of 2022, following a three-and-a-half year investigation into the disappearance and death of his wife. 6 News recently sat down with Giles, at the Cambria County Prison, as he maintains his innocence in his wife's death.