ALTOONA, Pa (WJAC) — Family Services Inc., along with radio station WRTA-FM, held their 10th annual “Drive-by Day of Giving” on Friday at the intersection of Sixth Avenue and Union Avenue in Altoona. Family Services runs several community service organizations, such as domestic violence and sexual assault support, and homeless assistance. "The money that is raised today, none of it goes to overhead, none of it goes to operating expenses, it all goes back to families in the community,” said Lisa Hann, executive director of Family Services, Inc.

STATE COLLEGE/CENTRE COUNTY, Pa — Joe Beddall, the Owner of Honeybaked Ham Company in State College said he wasn’t going to raise his indoor dining capacity in an interview last week, despite Governor Wolf announcing the option to increase to 75% in April. “My main concern is making sure my staff and my customers remain safe, so I won’t be going to 75% percent to be honest with you and it's not as critical to me as making sure, as this thing goes on, that everybody is safe,” Beddall said last week.

CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Penn Highlands Health has been ordered to pay $735,000 to the federal government to settle false claims. The Department of Justice announced Tuesday that Penn Highlands hospitals, including DuBois medical center, agreed to the payment. The DOJ says the health system paid two doctors, who weren’t employed by them at the time, through submissions of false claims to Medicare and Medicaid. The release from the agency says the violations happened from 2009 to 2012 and was brought to its attention by a whistle blower.

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KFOX) — The total line of duty deaths in the state of New Mexico is now at 184. Over the last five years, in order, New Mexico State Police Officer Darian Jarrott, Alamogordo Police Officer Anthony Ferguson, Las Cruces Police OfficerJonah Hernandez, and New Mexico State Police OfficerJustin Hare all died after being killed by a deadly weapon. KFOX spoke with the New Mexico Governor’s Public Safety Advisor Benjamin Baker about the troubling situation as police officers nationwide continue to face dangerous conditions.

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DeLAND, Fla. (TND) — A case of mistaken identity by a sheriff's deputy got a guy riding a bicycle stopped, and he has been in jail since the weekend — charged with two counts of resisting without violence, but no other crimes. That deputy in Florida wrote about “conducting a stationary patrol” Saturday afternoon, May 18, when he saw a man “with brown hair and unshaven facial hair, wearing a hat, ride past my marked patrol car.

Somerset County, PA — Jager and Friends Dog Park is a non-profit organization and corporation, in Somerset County. For 13 years its founder Jim Atchison, treasurer Judy Rach, and others managed and maintained the property for the public. Rach says it began with the help of other community members, turning it from a baron parcel of pavement to one of the top 10 dog parks in Pennsylvania. That's according to the PhillyByte magazine.

Federal authorities announced Friday that a sexual harassment lawsuit has been filed against the owner of several rental properties in the Falls Creek area. Officials say Timothy Britton, the operator of Britton Enterprises LLC, which also goes by the name “Tim’s Apartments,” is alleged to have sexually harassed and retaliated against female tenants for several years. The lawsuit claims that Britton has repeatedly made unwanted sexual comments towards female tenants, inappropriately touched them and requested sexual contact from them.

Juniata Valley and Williamsburg have both confirmed to 6 Sports that they plan on merging their respective football programs prior to the upcoming high school football season. "Juniata Valley School District is excited for this unique opportunity to have Williamsburg High School football players join our football program. We believe this cooperative agreement will provide additional opportunities and positive experiences for students from both schools," Juniata Valley Superintendent Wesley Lyons said in a statement.

Cross Fork, PA — A woman was in the right place at the right time when she came to the rescue of a bear cub in Pennsylvania. Sarah Lindgren, who is a park manager, was driving through Cross Fork last weekend when she spotted a cub with a plastic container on its head. She says she actually thought it was dead when she first saw it. It took about 10 seconds to free the cub, which eventually climbed into a tree.