Sydney Roach

2 weeks ago | radio.wpsu.org | Sydney Roach

Protesters in Central Pennsylvania and nationwide are taking to the streets in solidarity with Los Angeles protests, and getting ready for a nationwide “No Kings” protest on Saturday. Several organizations in State College are taking part in both demonstrations, partially to denounce the Trump administration’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants.

2 weeks ago | wvia.org | Sydney Roach

Centre County commissioners and Penn State Human Resources are gathering more information about new facility fees at certain Geisinger locations, including Geisinger Healthplex State College in Gray's Woods. They're looking into complaints by employees and people on social media saying Geisinger recently charged them a facility fee for speciality care appointments. The costs of the fees range, but several people reported a fee ranging from $200 to $400 dollars a visit.

2 weeks ago | wvia.org | Sydney Roach

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the Tatman Run Beach at Raystown Lake is closed because of a high level of E. coli bacteria found in a recent water sample taken from the swimming area. USACE said they will reopen the beach when further water sample results find the bacteria level is in the "safe" range for swimming. "The boat launch and picnic shelter will remain open, and the area will still be open for day-use (not swimming)," an official said in a social media post.

2 weeks ago | radio.wpsu.org | Sydney Roach

Centre County commissioners and Penn State Human Resources are gathering more information about new facility fees at certain Geisinger locations, including Geisinger Healthplex State College in Gray’s Woods. They’re looking into complaints by employees and people on social media saying Geisinger recently charged them a facility fee for speciality care appointments. The costs of the fees range, but several people reported a fee ranging from $200 to $400 dollars a visit.

2 weeks ago | radio.wpsu.org | Sydney Roach

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the Tatman Run Beach at Raystown Lake is closed because of a high level of E. coli bacteria found in a recent water sample taken from the swimming area. USACE said they will reopen the beach when further water sample results find the bacteria level is in the "safe" range for swimming. "The boat launch and picnic shelter will remain open, and the area will still be open for day-use (not swimming)," an official said in a social media post.