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FDA issuing recall of baby formula sold in Pennsylvania
(WHTM)—The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced a recall of baby formula sold in CVS stores in twelve states, including Pennsylvania. According to the FDA, Perrigo Company PLC is issuing a voluntary recall at the retailer and warehouse level of 16,500 cans of Store Brand Premium Infant Formula with Iron Milk-Based Powder due to […]
No hands: Pa. makes way for driverless trucking
In the summer of 1995, two researchers from Carnegie Mellon University left Pittsburgh on a cross-country road trip in a 1990 Pontiac TransSport minivan modified in one important way: Its primary driver was a computer system named RALPH, short for Rapidly Adapting Lateral Position Handler. A camera below the rearview mirror scoped out the road ahead, recognizing images, such as lane markings. A UNIX computer between the front seats analyzed the images and relayed instructions to an electric motor that moved the steering wheel.
‘It’s time to play baseball,’ coaches tell players on Pa. team in Little League World Series
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT — The message the coaching staff has for the Pennsylvania entry into the Little League World Series is a simple one. “You have a job to do. It’s time to play baseball.”. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on...
Legal Matters: The Impact of Kayden’s Law on Custody Cases in Pennsylvania
In a significant move to protect the well-being of children, Pennsylvania has passed Kayden's Law, which officially goes into effect. In a significant move to protect the well-being of children, Pennsylvania has passed Kayden’s Law. The bill was signed by Gov. Josh Shapiro on Friday, June 14, 2024, and goes into effect today, August 13. Named in memory of Kayden Mancuso, a seven-year-old girl who tragically lost her life during a court-ordered visit with her father, this legislation introduces crucial changes to the state’s custody laws. Kayden’s Law aims to prioritize child safety in custody and visitation decisions, marking a transformative step in family law.
Penn State's Ag Progress Days showcases latest in agriculture at Rock Springs
CENTRE COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — Pennsylvania's largest outdoor agricultural exposition, Penn State's Ag Progress Days, began Tuesday at the university's Rock Springs Research Center in Ferguson Township. Attendees can explore a range of displays, from the history of farming to the latest advancements in the agriculture industry. The event...
West Perry High School football preview
ELLIOTTSBURG, Pa. — It's an exciting time for football fans in Pennsylvania, whether it's college football with Penn State, NFL with the Eagles, Steelers and Ravens in the middle of training camp, and the high school football season beginning in 11 days. Last season, the West Perry Mustangs finished...
Popular cheesesteak & sandwich shop relocating to Cumberland County
LEMOYNE, Pa. (WHTM) — A locally popular sandwich shop most known for its cheesesteaks will soon be relocating to a new space on the West Shore. The Cheesesteak Guy, owned and operated by Josh and Keri Longo, first made its Midstate debut in July 2018 at the Broad Street Market in Harrisburg.
PSU develops robotic training for medical residents
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WTAJ) – Robotic simulations may help train the next generation of doctors. Penn State engineering professors teamed up with the College of Medicine to design and implement a new robotic training program that uses real-life manikins and automated feedback to train medical residents and keep patients safe. In the training program, residents […]
Penn State receiver reportedly sidelined with ‘long-term injury’
Penn State is entering the 2024 season with hopes some of the younger talent at the wide receiver position will take a step forward and contribute this season. But one of those younger options may not be able to step on the football field for quite some time. Penn State head coach James Franklin informed the media following Tuesday’s practice that freshman Peter Gonzalez will be out for an undetermined amount of time due to what he described simply as a “long-term injury.” Franklin never reveals specifics about injuries in most cases, so that was the extent of what the head...
Why State College Borough Council Discussed Potentially Repealing HARB Ordinance
Residents of State College's historic districts were surprised and concerned by an item that appeared on borough council's work session agenda on Monday night: a discussion about potentially repealing the ordinance that established the Historical Architectural Review Board. After all, the issue had not been mentioned at previous public meetings this year, and a motion to add a sunset clause to the ordinance in 2023 was soundly defeated. As it turned out, the hourlong discussion offered little cause for worry. Council members did not appear to seriously entertain ending the HARB, and a straw poll — an official vote could not be...
Chinn to lead Integrative Arts program in College of Arts and Architecture
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Gary Chinn, assistant dean for digital learning in the Penn State College of Arts and Architecture, has been named director of the college’s Integrative Arts program, a position he will hold concurrently with his assistant dean role. Chinn brings administrative experience and a focus...
Russell notches multi-hit game, Spikes' win streak ends at M.V.
NILES, Ohio – Kyle Russell put together his seventh multi-hit game of the season to do his part for the State College Spikes offense, but the Spikes’ four-game winning streak fell by the wayside as the Mahoning Valley Scrappers won, 11-0, on Tuesday night at Eastwood Field. Russell,...
Strong camp for Penn State’s Pribula
UNIVERSITY PARK (Nittany Nation) — As Penn State moves into the midpoint of fall camp, “growth” was the keyword from offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki on Tuesday. “I’ve commented before about how I just care that our guys are getting better every day, and that is evident,” he said Tuesday. “We are definitely a better football […]
Family, friends celebrate life of 17-year-old killed in shooting: ‘He was a shining star’
Family and friends of Antoine M. Byers Jr., who was killed in a shooting Monday evening near 18th and Regina streets, gathered in Harrisburg on Tuesday night to release balloons and celebrate the teenager’s life. “He was a shining star every time I saw him,” said Ralph Rodriguez Sr.,...
Penelec announces planned power outage for parts of Blair County
BLAIR COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — Penelec announced that there will be a planned power outage in parts of Blair County on Aug. 26. The planned outage on Monday will affect the area of Tyrone Borough, Snyder Township and Warriors Mark. Customers in the vicinity of S. Eagle Valley Road, California Hollow Road, Old Rt. 220 […]
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