NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — WARNING: Photos in this story depict mature content.
WZTV News in Nashville, Tenn. has obtained permission to share photos Tennessee Lt. Governor Randy McNally's verified Instagram account commented on.
The suggestive photos posted by a 20-year-old male on Instagram under the handle @franklynsuperstar, largely depict him in his underwear in various poses. McNally's Instagram account commented on some of the photos with comments such as "Super look Finn,"
ALUM BANK, Pa. (WJAC) — According to Bedford County Dispatch, fire crews battled a house fire late Thursday night in Alum Bank.
Dispatchers said they received a call for a fire on the 300 block of Wayne Boulevard, just after 10 p.m.
Dispatchers told 6 News the residents were home at the time, however no injuries were reported.
A fire marshal was called to the scene.
This is a developing story, stay with 6 News for updates.
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HUNTINGDON– Huntingdon County residents may no longer have to travel far to seek cancer treatment.
J.C. Blair Memorial Hospital is adding a cancer treatment program in the new year.
Some staff members at the hospital said they've been waiting over 25 years for this program.
"I just think it's exciting," director of nursing Joye Gingruch said.
"I'm really excited, very excited," director of medical patients Linda Gibbs said.
"We continue to look at what specialist, what services that the community needs and this has been on our radar for a few years,” hospital CEO Adam Dimm said.
JOHNSTOWN -- In a lawsuit filed with the Court of Common Pleas in Cambria County, Westmont resident Willeam Choby alleged that the Johnstown Redevelopment Authority isn't allowed to operate the sewer system, something they currently do for 20 different municipalities in the Greater Johnstown area.
The lawsuit also names Westmont Borough as requiring property owners to do expensive testing and retrofitting on their sewer lines when they move out, something the lawsuit says people in nearby boroughs and townships are not required to do.