Jen Johnson
News Anchor
For nearly two decades, Jen Johnson has been a part of the 6 News team. Jen currently anchors the 5pm and 6pm news.
Throughout her tenure at 6 News, Jen has covered breaking news and reporte live from numerous major events. Some of the most unforgeta ble stories over the years include the tragedy of Flight 93 and the mine miracle in Quecreek. Jen has traveled to Honduras to cover local volunteers on a humanitarian mission, and early in her career, even shot video on the sidelines of Beaver Stadium for 6 News' coverage of the Penn State Nittany Lions.
Jen earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in Journalism from Penn State in 1992.
Feel free to contact Jen anytime about a news tip, story idea or community appearance. Email her at jennifer.johnson@wjactv.com.
Latest from Jen Johnson
Johnstown man facing more charges in connection with hundreds of child pornography videos
A Cambria County man previously indicted by a federal grand jury for making and distributing child pornography is facing more charges. Stephen J. Goniea, 46, of 1090 Crest Ave., was arraigned Thursday by video from the Cambria County Jail. Goniea is already in jail because of allegations that he made ...
Judge imposes gag order in Sandusky case
As Jerry Sandusky's trial approaches, attorneys, investigators and witnesses are being told to no longer speak publicly in an effort to provide a fair and impartial jury pool. Sandusky's sex abuse trial is scheduled to begin June 5. The scandal and fallout made national news after the former Penn State ...
PSU releases list of Board Of Trustees alumni candidates
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Ever since the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse scandal broke in November, Penn State University's Board of Trustees has been under fire. Alumni and Penn State supporters have called for an overhaul of the board, and that shakeup is expected only to continue. On Wednesday, the names of ...
Democrats step up attacks in 12th District US House race
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- The two Democratic congressmen running against each other in southwestern Pennsylvania's newly redrawn 12th District are taking more shots at each other. Though they are both incumbent congressmen from the same political party, redistricting has turned Rep. Mark Critz's and Rep. Jason Altmire into bitter political rivals ...
6 News Consumer Alert: How to recognize scams
What do you do when you're asked to make a donation? When you get a flier in the mail? Or a sales call? It can be tough to recognize phony solicitors, but to avoid getting scammed out of hard-earned cash, people need to be alert and know the ...
Local lawmakers fight to keep Johnstown's National Drug Intelligence Center open
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. -- Though Congress has approved and President Barack Obama has signed into law a plan to close the National Drug Intelligence Center in Johnstown, local lawmakers are fighting to prevent the facility's closure. Rep. Mark Critz and Senators Bob Casey and Pat Toomey are opposing the NDIC's closure. ...
Sandusky waives preliminary hearing, headed to trial
BELLEFONTE, Pa. -- Jerry Sandusky pleaded not guilty to sex abuse charges and waived his right to a preliminary hearing on Tuesday, paving the way for a trial. At the hearing, the former Penn State University assistant coach was expected to see his accusers for the first time since he ...
Somerset Co. won't raise taxes in 2012
SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa. -- The Somerset County commissioners said they are not considering a tax increase for 2012. Commissioners said that despite budget challenges, they are not increasing taxes because of the impact county residents have suffered due to the economic downturn. The county's projected budget of nearly $40 million ...
68-turbine wind farm to be constructed in Somerset Co.
SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa. -- One of the largest wind farms in Pennsylvania is on its way to being constructed in Somerset County. The Twin Ridges Wind Farm will be construction in the Big Savage Ridge Area of the county and will span four townships: Southampton, Northampton, Larimer and Greenville. ...
U.S. Dept. of Education investigating Penn State's response to Sandusky allegations
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- A team of representatives from the U.S. Department of Education is at Penn State University to determine if the university failed to comply with the Clery Act in response to sex abuse allegations against former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky. Under the Clery Act, colleges and universities ...
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