LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Former casino executive Scott Sibella was sentenced to probation and a fine for violating federal anti-money laundering laws when he allowed an illegal bookmaker to gamble at his casino. Wednesday's sentencing came after Sibella reached a plea agreement with federal prosecutors back in January on a count of failure to file reports of suspicious transactions required to be made by casinos. Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill was among the people writing to the judge in support of Sibella.

Pittsburgh (WJAC) — In light of last year's shooting, officials with Kennywood Park announced that they are partnering with local law enforcement to increase and enhance the park's safety and security measures. Last week, a joint meeting was held between representatives from Kennywood Park, the Allegheny County District Attorney's office and state police about improvements. The new security measures include an increased police presence, improvements to the fence line surrounding the park and a chaperone policy.

HUNTINGDON CO., Pa. (WJAC) — It was only a month ago when Mother Nature had trouble letting go of winter. But now, as some sweltering weather's upon us and summer's coming up, many of you will head to the great outdoors. Saturday was our first taste of summer, and after such a long winter, folks at Raystown Lake in Huntingdon County were pumped to get some sun and fresh air.

Cambria County, PA — Officials say their new 800 megahertz radio system will make their job easier, and communities safer.. “For us it’s been good, because it affords us new equipment, better technology, clearer channels.” says Richland Police Chief, Michael Burgan. “One of the things we did with our radios here is we bought a heavier duty microphone that’s waterproof, and can handle the higher heat, so we don’t damage the microphones.

PITTSBURGH (WJAC) — Pittsburgh Pirates' top pitching prospect Paul Skenes is expected to begin the 2024 regular season in the minor leagues, the team announced Tuesday. He has not had the benefit of the full Minor League season,” GM Ben Cherington said. “We’re also trying to put him in a position where he has the best chance possible to help us win games in Pittsburgh as soon as possible. We just think a little bit more time in Major League Spring Training around our staff, players, the catching group, the game-planning process, kind of everything about it, hopefully can speed that up just a little bit more.