CLEARFIELD, Pa. - A real estate company with properties spanning Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Ohio could soon be the new owner of the Clearfield Mall. Bob Sichelstiel of Pennmark Real Estate Investors said they are currently taking legal steps to purchase the property from Zamias. Sichelstiel said Zamias put the Clearfield Mall up for bid in late May. "I use to just come to the mall all the time for whatever I needed,"

SEATTLE — The 35-year-old man accused of fatally shooting his sleeping 9-month-old baby last week was charged with murder on Monday afternoon. Dion Montgomery, 35, was charged with murder in the first degree, two counts of assault in the first degree, and unlawful possession of a firearm in the first degree, according to court documents. Court documents state Montgomery randomly shot at two people unprovoked before ultimately shooting his sleeping 9-month-old child in the eye.

HARRISBURG – Gov. Tom Wolf on Monday signed Senate Bill 250 into law. It provides a temporary infusion of resources to improve customer service for the unemployment compensation service centers operated by the Department of Labor and Industry. The administration expects this funding to support the rehiring of approximately 200 workers for a term of nine months, as prescribed by the legislation. This process will be based on collective bargaining and will begin immediately.

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WASHINGTON (TND) — While the rap beef between pop star Drake and Pulitzer prize-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar may not have officially ended, the feud reached a certain crescendo Monday when Lamar's diss track "Not Like Us" hit number one on the Billboard 100 chart. The most popular song in the U.S. -- and the world, according to the Billboard Global 200 -- this week is one that features Lamar calling Drake a pedophile while rapping over a beat that has already earned it a spot in DJ's setlists in nightclubs across the country and around the world.