State College, PA (WJAC) — UPDATE | Authorities with Penn State University have identified the 21-year-old student who died this past weekend from what investigators described as "excessive drinking." University officials say Ryan O'Malley, an engineering student, was found unresponsive early Sunday morning by his roommate. Investigators have initially deemed O'Malley's death as accidental as the coroner's office awaits toxicology reports. ORIGINAL | State College Police and the Centre County coroner's office are investigating the death of a 21-year-old Penn State student over the weekend.

UNDATED (WKRC) - A TikToker claimed an Airbnb host charged her around $924 for using the pool table, the television and other things around the property. According to The Daily Dot, a video was posted to TikTok on May 8, in which a woman, identified by the outlet as Joanna Anderson, is heard negotiating with her Airbnb host. “So I’m here at this nice Airbnb, but it’s not so nice, because there’s notes everywhere,” Joanna Anderson says in the video, which eventually went viral and has been viewed over 11 million times.

RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israel ordered new evacuations in Gaza's southern city of Rafah on Saturday, forcing tens of thousands more people to move as it prepares to expand its military operation closer to the heavily populated central area, in defiance of growing pressure from close ally the United States and others. Israel's military also said it was moving into an area of devastated northern Gaza where it asserted that the Hamas terrorist group has regrouped.

PITTSBURGH -- Hollidaysburg's Sam Lafferty will return to the Pittsburgh Penguins annual prospect development camp this week. The Brown University rising senior is expected to compete in the camp which runs June 28-July 1 at the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry, Pa. The camp roster also includes three Penn State players. Centers Chase Berger and Nikita Pavlychev - a 2015 Penguins' seventh round draft choice - along with winger Andrew Sturtz are listed on the roster released Monday by the team.

Pittsburgh, Pa (WJAC) — Long-time Pittsburgh Pirates' usher Phil Coyne passed away Friday morning at 102-years-old, the team and his family confirmed. Phil Coyne worked for the Pirates for over 80 years, following the team from Forbes Field, to Three Rivers Stadium to PNC Park. He worked over 6,000 games, from 1936-2018, and finally called it quits just weeks before his 100th birthday. Phil was and always will be a true Pirates legend.