House returns to voting session Nov. 10 or at the Call Of The House Speaker
Op-Ed: We Have $1.3 Billion In Federal Aid, Why Aren’t Republicans Helping Small Businesses And Residents? - House Democratic Leadership
Cap-Star: Hopes For Voting, Housing Reforms To Unanswered By General Assembly
Federal Judge Throws Out Lawsuit By PA Republican Lawmakers Over Centre County’s Election Grant
NPR: Here’s Where Threat Of Militia Activity Around The Elections Is Highest-- PA On The List
Cap-Star: New Republican Lawsuit Challenges Extended Deadline For Mail-In Ballots
AP-Marc Levy: New Lawsuit Targets PA’s Mail-In Ballot Deadline
Spotlight PA: How A New U.S. Supreme Court Justice Could Be Key To New Lawsuit To Block PA’s Mail-In Ballot Extension
AG Shapiro To Trump Campaign: Don’t Video Voters Dropping Off Their Mail Ballots
Dept. Of State: Pennsylvanians Urged To Complete, Return Mail-In Ballot This Weekend
PA Lets Everyone Vote By Mail, But Poor People In Philadelphia Remain Forgotten
9 Million PA Voters: 4.2 Million Democrats, 3.5 Million Republicans
Op-Ed: A History Of Bad Behavior And Worse At PA Polling Places
Westmoreland County Approves Almost 70,000 Mail-In Ballots
Luzerne County Extending Election Bureau Office Hours
Trump Supporters From Japan, South Korea Rally Outside Luzerne County Ballot Drop-Off Location
In Low Turnout North Philly, Voters Battle Misinformation To Get Out And Vote Early
John Baer: Why Are You Seeing So Many Annoying Political Ads? Because They Work
$1 Million Grant Awarded To Duquesne, Penn State To Support Sexual Assault Survivors
Editorial: Little Choice But To Consolidate State University Campuses
PA Residents With Court Debt Could Have Their Records Automatically Sealed Under New Bill
Philly DA’s Office Employee Kills Armed Man In Self-Defense, Officials Say
Lancaster County Outpaces State In Job Recovery
Pennsylvania Millennials Grapple With Jobless Crisis
National/International
John Micek: ADL Wants Cong. Perry To Denounce QAnon, You Wouldn’t Think It Would Be This Hard
LehighValleyLive.com/F&M Poll: Biden 51%, Trump 44%
Morning Consult PA Poll: Biden 52%, Trump 43%
Pennsylvania Came Up Routinely In Final Debate
Trump, Biden Planning Visits To Bucks County
AP: Biden To Return To PA In Campaign’s Final Stretch
Joe & Jill Biden Headed For Luzerne County Saturday
VP Pence In Allegheny County Friday For Rally
Eric Trump Pledges Industry Revival, Blasts Biden, Wolf At Beaver County Rally
Pro/Con: Can Pro-Life Catholics Vote For Biden?
Civil Justice
Philadelphia Activists Planning ‘Mass Action’ For Days Following Election
Fired SEPTA Cop Charged With Hitting George Floyd Protesters With Baton In May
NPR: Here’s Where Threat Of Militia Activity Around The Elections Is Highest-- PA On The List
Op-Ed: Voting Is Your Battle Cry Against Injustice
Editorial: Drawing The Line On Racism
Coronavirus
Dept. Of Health Reports 30 Additional Deaths Due To COVID; 2,063 New Cases -- 10.22.20
Wolf Says ‘Targeted’ Mitigation Possible As 2,063 More COVID Cases Reported
COVID Numbers Keep Climbing, Wolf Weighs ‘Targeted’ Restrictions
Dept. Of Health Adds COVID Testing Site In Lebanon County
PA Initiative Touts Success Helping Nursing Homes Fight COVID
6th Westmoreland County Nursing Home Resident Dies From COVID
Gov. Wolf To Waive Liquor License Fees To Provide Financial Relief To Restaurants, Bars
AP: Wolf Offers $20 Million Relief Plan For Bars, Restaurants
Op-Ed: We Have $1.3 Billion In Federal Aid, Why Aren’t Republicans Helping Small Businesses And Residents? - House Democratic Leadership
Cap-Star: Hopes For Voting, Housing Reforms To Unanswered By General Assembly
Jan Murphy: Wolf’s Liquor License Fee Waiver Falls Short Of Relief Restaurants, Bars Say They Need
Ford Turner: Wolf’s Proposed Liquor Fee Waiver ‘A Drop In The Bucket’
Gov. Wolf Moves To Help Restaurants, Bars, Calls For Waiving Liquor License Fees
Wolf Wants To Waive Liquor License Fees For Bars, Restaurants As Pandemic Relief
Dauphin County School District To Go Remote Thru End Of October
Allegheny County School District Suspends Football, Homeroom AFter COVID Strikes
Over 70 People To Quarantine After 2 Positive COVID Cases At Pittsburgh Catholic School
Allentown Schools To Remain Virtual Thru January Because Of Rising COVID Numbers
Westmoreland Schools Could Face Difficult Closure Decisions As COVID Risk Remains High
Philly School Board Gets Details On Reopening, Earful From Public
Staff, Students At Philly ‘Access Centers’ Juggle Academic Needs With COVID Concerns
Legionella Found In Both Allegheny Valley Schools
Editorial: Opening The Schools
Scranton Housing Authority Guard Tests Positive For COVID
9 SEPTA Workers Have Now Died From COVID
Editorial: As COVID Cases Rise, Now Is Not The Time For Philly Council to Drop The Ball On Eviction Protections
OA Employes Lauded For Diversity, Equity, Inclusion And Other Remote Training During Pandemic
Penn State Study Says Mouthwash Can Kill COVID- In Lab Dishes
National/International
NPR: CDC Reduces Consecutive Minutes Of COVID Exposure Needed To Be A ‘Close Contact’
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