Pittsburgh (WJAC) — Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mitch Trubsiky is now under contract with the team for the next three seasons. The team announced Thursday that Trubisky was given a two-year contract extension. Trubisky appeared in seven total games last season for the Steelers, starting five of them. He completed 117 of 180 passes for over 1,200 yards and four touchdowns. ncG1vNJzZmivmpawtcKNnKamZ6OlvLPA0miqrZ2VobKzv46sq56dnJq%2FtHnSop6nZaGXeq6105yfZqyiqq%2Bqv8qyZK2nXZi8r8DRmpqtZZWtwaa60qKmpw%3D%3D

Johnstown, Pa — Employers and hopeful future employees gathered at the 1st Summit Arena at the Cambria County War Memorial in Johnstown for the 22nd annual Cambria County Job Fair. Job Fair organizers tell 6 News that unemployment in Cambria County is the lowest it's been in decades and events like this can really make a difference. “There’s a lot of openings in the area,” said Dave Grimaldi, the Director of Workforce Development with JARI.

MEADVILLE, Pa. - The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection announced Friday that Advanced Disposal Services has agreed to a $600,000 civil penalty in relation to a waste slope failure that resulted in the death of its employee at the Greentree Landfill in Kersey, Elk County. On Feb. 8, officials said a slope failure occurred at the Greentree Landfill, causing an estimated 15.5 acres of solid waste to shift and an estimated five acres of solid waste to slide off the lined disposal area.

JOHNSTOWN -- The Johnstown Tomahawks used a big third period to come back and defeat the Maryland Black Bears in overtime. The Tomahawks struck early, with Christian Gorscak scoring his ninth goal of the season a little less than three minutes into the game. Then, less than 40 seconds later, Brendan Blair would net his third goal of the season to extend Johnstown's lead to 2-0. Maryland would answer back around halfway through the opening period, with Reid Leibold scoring his first goal of the year.

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The Northern Cambria School District is in the planning phase of consolidating its high school with the elementary/middle school. Throughout its past meetings they presented several options to the public, but many residents take issue with the idea itself as it will raise taxes in the area. The district has since drawn up plans with an architect and posted a real estate tax calculator on their website so that residents can find out their tax increase as a result of the project.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Three people remain in the hospital Sunday after a shooting in Columbus, Ohio Saturday injured them and killed three others. Authorities said six people in total were shot, three of whom were killed. Two were pronounced dead at the scene, and the third was taken to an area hospital and died there. Those who were killed were identified as 27-year-old Malachi Pee, 18-year-old Da'ondre Bullock, and 26-year-old Garcia Dixon Jr.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa (WJAC) — An eight-week retrospective exhibition featuring the work of Steve Ditko opened Thursday at Bottle Works in Johnstown. Ditko was born and raised locally, and is the co-creator of Spider-Man, creator of Dr. Strange and countless other comic book icons. The exhibition will be open until September 11th and will feature work from his early years and throughout his career. "So, this is a tribute exhibit to him.

WASHINGTON (AP) — An international law enforcement team has arrested a Chinese national and disrupted a major botnet that officials said he ran for nearly a decade, amassing at least $99 million in profits by reselling access to criminals who used it for identity theft, child exploitation, and financial fraud, including pandemic relief scams. The U.S. Department of Justice quoted FBI Director Christopher Wray as saying Wednesday that the “911 S5” botnet — a network of malware-infected computers in nearly 200 countries — was likely the world's largest.

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