CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Monday, June 18th in Cambria County to celebrate the opening of a new business in town. Elite Med Spa is now located along Scalp Avenue in Richland Township. The spa offers appointments for micro needling, botox, dermo-planing, and other types of aesthetic fillers. Not only do we offer the aesthetic injectable more invasive procedures, but we also have Estheticians that offer different types of facials, chemical pills, those types of things,"

WASHINGTON (TND) — The Internal Revenue Service is expanding its program allowing Americans to file their taxes directly with the agency for free to all 50 states and making it a permanent option after what the agency saw as a successful trial run last tax season. A program to directly file taxes with the IRS would be a significant shift for the U.S., where a majority of taxpayers rely on paid services from private companies and has resulted in one of the highest voluntary tax compliance rates in the world.

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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — A local gym owner recently did something she never expected to when she entered a bodybuilding competition in Ohio. From running a gym for 12 years, to helping clients like the Johnstown Tomahawks reach peak performance, Kelly Morgan knows fitness. But at 52, Morgan took on a challenge she thought she never would before, bodybuilding. "Never, ever, ever did I think like this is something that I would ever even consider doing, between the level of discipline and lack of drinking and all of the above, I thought like, ‘there's just no way, there's no way ever.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Parents and staff can no longer fundraise for teachers at Portland Public Schools, the school board voted, and now there will be only one foundation spreading money across all schools in the district. There are more than 30 foundations raising money across most of the schools in Portland Public Schools. Some schools raise more than others ,while some don't get any money. That may seem unfair to many, and district leaders agree, but others worry it might have a lasting negative impact on families.