by Katie Sergent | News Channel 3 Wed, April 3rd 2024 at 11:06 AMUpdated Thu, April 4th 2024 at 6:49 AM Pictured is a Michigan State Police cruiser in this undated photo. Another child was allegedly holding the gun that killed a 5-year-old boy in Newaygo County, according to Michigan State Police Wednesday. (File/WWMT) ncG1vNJzZmivmpawtcKNnKamZ56axLR7zZqroqeeYsSwvsudZqCZopu2prjDZquor56otaq8jJyfoqSUYsCpu9NmpKKbmJ60orqMp5ywmamcvG6vzq6lrbFdqLa5ediemKtln6GxbrTEpZtmn6WjeqW10pyfmqqXmnqntdWeZLKdkad6sLjDZqKipJyasW61za%2BcrKyZnK61tc6nZJyqmaKybrPRmqWdqJGnsq%2FA0mafqK2jmnq0wMCtnGaon6G2pLGMramop6Cav7Q%3D

In a stop in downtown Bedford, Governor Josh Shapiro announced $7 million in grant money is headed toward helping fund nearly 50 projects on main streets across the state, including three future projects in Bedford County. The specifics of what the money will be used for is not known right now, and that is because it will be up to local officials in the communities receiving the funding according to officials.

Cambria County, Pa. (WJAC) — There’s a light at the end of the tunnel now that Governor Wolf announced COVID restrictions will soon be lifted, but we’re not in the clear just yet. Many people still need help and will in the future to get back on their feet as businesses start get back to normal. The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank has held nearly a dozen drive-up food distributions in Johnstown and will be back again in May.

Somerset Co., PA (WJAC) — Acting Somerset County District Attorney Molly Metzgar announced charges against a Meyersdale woman following a drug investigation in Somerset County. Authorities say Kelsi Sturtz is being housed at the Somerset County Prison on contraband and drug possession related charges. Police say during the course of the investigation, authorities seized over 150 bags of suspected heroin, numerous prescriptions and a large amount of cash. Authorities say three other individuals, who have not yet been identified, were also taken into custody and jailed for parole violations.

NANTY GLO -- She does more not because she has to, but because she wants to. Nanty Glo police Capt. Vicki Walker is determined to be familiar with the latest training, to help the men and women who wear police badges. It may be small, but Walker’s office is more than just a place where she does her paperwork. It's where she shows her devotion and determination. "When I turn and look at this wall of inspiration, I remember where I’ve been what I’ve learned and I remember why I do it,"