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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Former casino executive Scott Sibella was sentenced to probation and a fine for violating federal anti-money laundering laws when he allowed an illegal bookmaker to gamble at his casino. Wednesday's sentencing came after Sibella reached a plea agreement with federal prosecutors back in January on a count of failure to file reports of suspicious transactions required to be made by casinos. Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill was among the people writing to the judge in support of Sibella. [Read More]

Mysterious purple deer spotted in Cape Elizabeth stirs curiosity among visitors

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HARRISBURG, Pa. (WJAC) — UPDATE: PennDOT has lifted some travel restrictions on Interstate 70 and the south/central part of Interstate 99 that were put in place due to the overnight ice storm affecting much of Pennsylvania. The speed limit has also been restored for the south/central portion of I-99. -------------------------------------------------------------- ORIGINAL: Ahead of potentially icy conditions in most of Pennsylvania tonight, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission are issuing travel advisories and restrictions ahead of the storm and advising motorists to avoid unnecessary travel. [Read More]

FULTON COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — State police say they have identified the infant who was found dead along a Fulton County roadside last month. On the morning of March 11th, investigators say the body of a male infant child was discovered in the area of Lincoln Way East and South Second Street, in McConnellsburg Borough. Authorities say the child's death was deemed "suspicious" and an investigation determined that the child had been born no more than 24 hours prior to being found. [Read More]

SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Coal trains are a part of our landscape, and with that, unfortunately so are derailments. It was late November 1978 when a train hauling about 50 cars loaded with coal derailed in Friedens, in Somerset County. Our news crews were there after it happened, then returned the next morning at daylight to see the damage. The force of the crash tore the rails from the wooden sleepers and left them mangled and twisted. [Read More]