Senate returns to voting session October 6, [7] or at the Call Of President Pro Tempore
House returns to voting session October 19, 20, 21 or at the Call Of The House Speaker
AP-Marc Levy: New PA Supreme Court Battle Erupts Over Counting Mail-In Ballots When Signatures Don’t Match
PA Elections Officials Rebuff Claims Election Will Be Marred By Fraud
Rep. Everett Defends House Election Commission
Here’s How To Protect Your Vote In Pennsylvania
Luzerne Election Board Member Vows No Repeat Of Discarded Ballot Incident
Dept. Of State: Pennsylvania Online Voter Services Restored
WITF Smart Talk: Preparing For A Historic Election Day - 9:00 a.m. TODAY
Philly Area Counties Say Efforts To Recruit Poll Workers For Election Day Are Paying Off
Lackawanna County Plans To Relocate 6 Additional Polling Places
Editorial: Remove Mystery From Westmoreland Elections Office Firing
Beware The ‘Naked Ballot’: Follow These Steps To Make Sure Your PA Mail-In Vote Counts
Philly Community College Cancels Classes On Election Day To Promote Student Voting
Allegheny County School District Schools To Be Polling Places, Students To Learn Online
Bill To Reduce Unused PA State Agency Office Space Passes Senate
Philadelphia Reaches Most Homicides Since 2007 With 6 Murders Monday
State Delay In Taking Sentence Prisoners Creates Overcrowding At Bucks County Jail
Luzerne DA Warns Of Spoofing Scam Using Magistrates’ Numbers
Cap-Star: Should PA Convert $500 Million In CARES Cash Into Private School Education Grants?
Will PSSA, Keystone Exams Be Canceled For 2nd Year In A Row? Some Hope So
Point Park University President To Retire Next Summer
King’s College President To Retire In June After 10 Years
Op-Ed: PA Needs A Zero-Tolerance Policy For Sex Crimes - Rep. Murt
Dept. Of Aging: Medicare Open Enrollment Begins Oct. 15, Free Insurance Counseling Available
PennDOT Outlines Winter Preparations, Guidance For Public Readiness
Lehigh Valley Shopper Says She Was Refused 84 Cents At Walmart Amid COVID Coin Shortage
National/International
Stephen Caruso: Toomey’s Exit Kick-Starts 2022 Guesswork Among PA Politicos On Governor, U.S. Senate
Deb Erdley: Toomey’s Announced Exit Sends PA Politicos Scrambling
Toomey Just Made 2022 Elections In PA Total Free-For-All
Barletta Eyes Gubernatorial Run With Toomey Retirement
Charles Thompson: Toomey Retirement Gives Way To Political Spring For Gubernatorial, U.S. Senate Hopefuls
John Micek: ‘18 Years Is A Long Time’: Toomey Plans To Return To Private Sector; Backs Trump For Reelection
AP-Marc Levy: Toomey Says He Won’t Run For Another Senate Term Or Governor
Tuesday Toomey Protesters Say Their Work Isn’t Over
Cong. Wild, Opponent Clash Over Police Protests, Health Insurance, Taxes During First Debate
Cong. Keller Faces Democratic Challenger In Congressional Race
Trump Ally Cong. Meuser Faces Moderate Democratic Challenger
DePasquale Poll: DePasquale 51%, Cong. Perry 45%
Democratic Challenger Stakes Out Progressive Case For Replacing Cong. Smucker
Editorial: No Endorsement In Smucker - Hammond Congressional Race
Op-Ed: Congress Must Enact Paid Leave For All Workers
Monmouth University PA Poll: Biden 54%, Trump 43%
CBS News PA Poll: Biden 51%, Trump 44%
Reuters/Ipsos PA Poll: Biden 50%, Trump 45%
NYT/Siena College PA Poll: Biden 49%, Trump 42%
Biden Travels To Gettysburg Tuesday
Pittsburgh Food Bank Not Removing Trump Letters Inside Food Assistance Boxes
Editorial: Presidential Debate Deserves Plan B
Editorial: Debates Commission Would Be Wise To Postpone
Civil Justice
Western PA Companies Launch Diversity Efforts After George Floyd’s Killing, But Will They Last?
How Diverse Is Pittsburgh Region’s Workforce?
Pittsburgh Mayor Submits Legislation To Protect Black Pittsburghers From Hairstyle Discrimination
Coronavirus
Gov. Wolf, Health Secretary Amend Orders, Guidelines On Safe Gathering Limit Starting Oct. 9
Dept. Of Health Reports 17 Additional Deaths Due To COVID-19; 1,036 New Cases 10.6.20
U.S. Supreme Court Denies Petition Against Wolf Shutdown Order
U.S. Supreme Court Won’t Hear Challenge To Wolf’s Shutdown Order
Dept. Of Health Reports 11 Additional Deaths Due To COVID-19; 672 New Cases 10.5.20
Community Spread Blamed For Spiking COVID Cases In Westmoreland County
Westmoreland Nursing Home Names New Administrator As COVID Cases Continue To Rise
Pike County Gun Festival To Go On Despite Crowd Size Limits
Op-Ed: Strong Leadership Key To Stop COVID Damage - Fmr Gov. Mark Schweiker
Editorial: Nation Must Unite To Defeat COVID
Gov. Wolf Issues COVID Early Warning Monitoring Dashboard Update For Sept. 24-Oct. 1
PA Names 11 Counties To Watch For COVID; Statewide, Positive Test Rate Rises
Dept. Of Health Weekly Update On COVID Investigations, Contact Tracing, Monitoring Efforts
Dept. Of Health Urges Residents To Get Flu Vaccine As Pandemic Continues
Gov. Wolf Announces $96 Million For Small Business COVID Assistance, Senate, House Needs
To Act To Authorize More Funding To Help Small Businesses
Jan Murphy: 5,300+ Small Business Receive Help Thru 2nd Round Of COVID Assistance
State Police Liquor Enforcement Issues 10 NOVs, 43 Warnings For COVID Violations
State Police Close York Barracks For Cleaning After COVID Case Reported
Central Dauphin School District To Phase In Return To In-Person Classes
Central Dauphin School District Confirms Staff COVID Case
Camp Hill School District Reports COVID Case In Cumberland County
Harrisburg H.S. Football, Other Fall Sports Cleared To Play
500,000 PA Kids Are Supposed To Be Learning To Read Right Now. Are They?
Western PA Organizations See Uptick In Tutoring Demands In Wake Of Pandemic
Op-Ed: Hybrid School Finally Here, It’s Not Perfect, But The Kids Are Happy
Editorial: Use Federal CARES Cash To Help Public, Not Private Schools
Penn State Announces Later Start To Spring Semester, Mixed Instruction, Elimination Of Break
Here Is Updated COVID Data From Western PA Colleges
Several Floors Of Pitt Residence Hall In Quarantine After COVID Increase
Lawsuit Targets Point Park University For Forced-Online Spring Semester
Hundreds Of American Airlines Flight Attendants Losing Jobs In Philadelphia
Op-Ed: SEPTA Is Safe During COVID, Transit Access Is Not
City Of Pittsburgh Welcomes Trick-Or-Treating With Precautions
National
CDC Says COVID Can Spread Through The Air Indoors In Updated Guidance
AP: White House Blocks New COVID Vaccine Approval Guidelines
AP: Vaunted White House Virus Testing Only Strategy Couldn’t Protect Trump
AP: Trump, Still Infectious, Back At White House - Without A Mask
AP: White House Staff, Secret Service Eye Virus With Fear, Anger
AP: ‘An Embarrassment’: Trump Tweet Angers Pandemic Survivors
AP: 210,000 In U.S. Have Died From COVID, Now Trump Says He ‘Gets It’
AP Poll: Many Americans Blame Virus Crisis On U.S. Government
Editorial: Profiles In Irresponsibility
AP: Infected Senator Vows To Wear ‘Moon Suit,” If Needed, To Vote Trump’s Court Pick
NYT: Nearly One-Third Of COVID Patients In Study Had Altered Mental State
NYT: What To Know About PA Native Sean Conley, The White House Physician
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