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In an interesting turn of events, the Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners tabled the reintroduction of American Martens back into the state, instead of moving forward with an official vote. This was one of the decisions made at the most recent board meeting Saturday. Some of the other topics voted on — hunting fur-bearers with dogs, ice eaters to be legalized, and the black rail will be listed as a threatened species.

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Cambria Co., PA (WJAC) — One person was transported to Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center Sunday night following a house fire in Cambria County. The fire was reported on the 200 block of Third Street in East Conemaugh Borough shortly after 11 p.m. Ron Reynolds, the deputy fire chief, says the house was fully ingulfed in flames. Four people were reportedly in the home at the time. Officials say the one person transported to the hospital was being treated for burns.

JOHNSTOWN -- Conemaugh Valley graduate Pete Vuckovich was one of the greatest athletes this area has ever seen. The former Blue Jay went on to star at Clarion University as a right-handed flame thrower on the diamond with a bright future. Vuckovich was drafted by the Chicago White Sox in 1974 and went on to pitch for Toronto, St. Louis, and Milwaukee. Vuckovich won the N.L. Cy Young award with the Brewers in 1982.

Windber, PA (WJAC) — A pizza shop owner from Somerset County decided to start a campaign that would bring smiles to the faces of his customers. He believes a simple act of kindness can bring the community together. “Windber and the Johnstown area are filled with kind and brilliant people and we wanted to show that in some sort of way,” says Mimo’s Pizza owner Pino Gallina. “People out there are good and they mean well.

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Penn State athletic officials showed some potential new plans for renovations to Beaver Stadium Thursday. The message presented to a Centre County chamber of business luncheon: "We're not tearing down Beaver Stadium." The Deputy Director of Penn State's Athletic Department Phil Esten made that statement loud and clear. He revealed more details on the ongoing study on the stadium's possible future plus a peek into what renovated Beaver Stadium might look like.

Convertible fans have just a few more months to buy one of the last American-brand drop-tops. Buick last week confirmed a long-running rumor that it will discontinue its Cascada convertible after the 2019 model year. The 2019 Buick Cascada is the only front-wheel-drive convertible from a Detroit automaker and one of just a handful of four-seat drop-tops left on the market. Automotive News first reported Buick's plan to drop the Cascada but did not say when the convertible will end production.