radioNovo News for State College: June 18, 2026

RNN STATE COLLEGE 06/18/26          AROUND ONE HUNDRED TENANTS AT THREE STATE COLLEGE APARTMENT COMPLEXES WILL SHARE A 60-THOUSAND-DOLLAR SETTLEMENT FOLLOWING AN INVESTIGATION BY THE STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE INTO THE MANAGEMENT OF THOSE FACILITIES. THE AGREEMENT RESOLVES ALLEGATIONS THAT THE PROPERTY OWNERS PRESSURED RESIDENTS, MANY OF THEM PENN STATE STUDENTS, INTO GIVING UP VALID LEASES EARLY FOR UPCOMING RENOVATIONS. THE MONEY IS A WAY FOR THE FORMER TENANTS TO RECOUP SOME OF THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH HAVING TO SUDDENLY FIND A NEW PLACE TO LIVE.  THE COMPANIES DID NOT ADMIT WRONGDOING UNDER THE DEAL.              TWO ELDERLY BLANCHARD RESIDENTS WERE HOSPITALIZED LAST WEEKEND WITH SERIOUS INJURIES FOLLOWING A BROADSIDE CRASH IN LIBERTY TOWNSHIP. STATE POLICE FROM ROCKVIEW SAY A 90-YEAR-OLD WOMAN FAILED TO YIELD AT THE INTERSECTION OF NORTH EAGLE VALLEY ROAD LAST SATURDAY, CAUSING A T-BONE COLLISION THAT FLIPPED HER S-U-V ONTO ITS ROOF. BOTH SHE AND HER 91-YEAR-OLD PASSENGER HAD TO BE EXTRICATED FROM THE WRECKAGE BEFORE BEING TRANSPORTED TO MOUNT NITTANY MEDICAL CENTER WITH SUSPECTED SERIOUS INJURIES.  THEIR CURRENT STATUS IS UNKNOWN, AS STATE POLICE DID NOT DISCLOSE THEIR IDENTIES.