University of Pennsylvania Losing $175 Million in Transgender Swimmer Incident
THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SUSPENDED ABOUT 175 MILLION DOLLARS IN FEDERAL FUNDING FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH IS THE SUBJECT OF AN INVESTIGATION INTO A TRANSGENDER SWIMMER COMPETING IN 20-22. FORMER VOLLEYBALL PLAYER PAYTON MCNABB, WHO WAS INJURED BY A TRANSGENDER PLAYER FROM AN OPPOSING TEAM, REACTS TO THE SUSPENSION… 2025-03-20 – WMRF-MCNABB-UPENN FUNDING (YELLOW […]
Read MoreSpring Brings Allergy Misery to Many
With spring’s arrival, allergy season is in full swing across the U.S. Tree, grass, and ragweed pollen are the main culprits, with severe levels expected from the Gulf Coast to the Pacific Northwest. AccuWeather experts warn of heightened allergy conditions due to a warm, wet start to summer. Nearly 25% of adults and 20% of […]
Read MoreDangerous Drug Warning Issued
A nonprofit in Mifflin County is warning parents about fake Xanax and Adderall being sold by local dealers. The Dream Center, which aids those struggling with addiction, says the pills are actually a dangerous mix of meth and fentanyl. The group urges parents to talk to their children about the risks and warns them not […]
Read MoreNew License Plates Coming This Spring
Starting this spring, Pennsylvania’s license plates will feature a new design, marking the first major update in over 25 years. The new plates will showcase the iconic Liberty Bell, designed in red, white, and blue to honor the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary. This change is part of a broader tradition of unique designs dating back […]
Read MoreSword Threat Leads to Arrest
A State College man is facing multiple charges after allegedly threatening his roommate with a sword and a kitchen knife during a heated argument over a thermostat. The dispute escalated when 21-year-old Mingquan Huang became upset after his roommate locked the thermostat, leading to threats and violent behavior. A witness reported seeing Huang with both […]
Read MoreTruck Rollover Shuts Down Us-322
A tractor trailer rollover closed U.S. 322 Eastbound in Mifflin County near the Seven Mountains area. The crash, which occurred north of Milroy, blocked both lanes, forcing the closure of the highway from Old Route 322 in Potters Mills to Milroy. PennDOT traffic cameras showed the vehicle on its side, and first responders were called […]
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