Stef Davis
Reporter
Stef Davis joined the 6 News team in October 2012 as a reporter in the State College bureau.
She comes to WJAC from WBRE in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, where she was a reporter and fill-in anchor.
Stef made the move to State College to attend graduate classes at Penn State University. She is currently working on her master's degree. She also completed her undergrad studies at Penn State, graduating a semester early in December 2009.
Originally from Allentown, Stef is so excited to be back at her “home away from home” -- Happy Valley! A third generation Penn Stater, Stef loves all things blue and white.
She can't wait to meet everyone in Central PA and hear all of your stories. Feel free to email Stef at stef.davis@wjactv.com or say hello when you see her out!
Latest from Stef Davis
Vigil held for 15-year-old killed in ATV crash
A community coming together Thursday night at Northern Bedford High School to remember Kaleb Rightenour. A candle light vigil was held in his honor as family and friends said their last goodbyes to this well-loved 15-year-old. Amanda Snyder says, "He had a true impact on all of us. He always ...
Local volunteers heading to Oklahoma to help tornado victims
It's a busy day at the Red Cross Centre Communities Chapter in State College. Local volunteers getting prepared physically, mentally and emotionally to be on-the-ground aid for the tornado victims in Oklahoma. Romayne Naylor, Red Cross, Centre Communities Chapter, says “It will be very short, probably within the next 24 ...
Church community moves forward after vandalism
As church goers headed out of Sunday service at Park Forest Baptist Church, one question still hanging heavy in the hearts of many. Paul DeCusati, church member, says, "What would cause them to feel anger like that? To reach out and do such an act on the church?" That act ...
Spa owners accused in prostitution ring
A Blair County spa is at the center of a prostitution investigation. State Police charged 58-year-old Sun Yun and 45-year-old Tae Lee with running a prostitution ring at the Garden Health Spa in Duncansville. Police made similar arrests at the spa back in 2001. A sign on ...
Sci-fi Valley Con draws thousands to Altoona
Super heroes, super villains, and everything in between. This creative crew is taking over the Jaffa Shrine in Altoona. Kenny McKernan, Tyrone, says, "We're just nerds like that. Being a nerd is something fun. This is where you get to co-exist with other nerds and have fun." It's all a ...
Redistricting cuts Ferguson Twp into thirds
Voters in Ferguson Township will have very different ballots beginning next year. The state's new redistricting plan is cutting the township into thirds. That means three different state representatives will cover three different sections of the same township. Raffi Sahul, Ferguson Township, says, "I understand redistricting process, but I don't ...
250,000 books sold to benefit young women's education in Centre County
It's a book worm's paradise. 250,000 reads up for grabs at the Penn State Ag Arena. It's part of the four-day sale held by the American Association of University Women. Tuesday marking the last day of the event and over 7,000 people have made their way through the doors since ...
Nittany Greyhounds still fighting to remain open
Dozens showing up to a fundraiser Sunday to support Nittany Greyhounds--a nonprofit greyhound rescue and kennel in Half Moon Township. But not everyone is as eager to help the cause. Ellen Aschenbrenner, Nittany Greyhounds, says “There’s some contention amongst some neighbors about having a kennel in the township. We've done ...
Mother's Day 5K support homeless moms in Centre County
About one hundred people pounding the pavement in Boalsburg Saturday for the Bridge of Hope 5k Walk and Run to support homeless mothers in Centre County. Kelly Swisher, Bridge of Hope Centre County, says, “People don't think of homelessness in Centre County, but there is. These are moms who are ...
Legislative redistricting passes State Supreme Court
Big changes on the horizon for Pennsylvania voters. The State Supreme Court announcing Wednesday it will uphold the legislative redistricting plan created by a five-member commission of top lawmakers. Rep. Scott Conklin, 77th District, says, “It is politicians doing what they want without taking into account how it affects the ...
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