Today in PA | A PennLive daily news briefing with Claudia Dimuro

Hunger-relief charity loses nearly $1 million in cyberattack. State creates free mobile coronavirus testing units. Conviction reinstated for ex Penn State Pres. Graham Spanier. Pittsburgh Promise gives out more than 10,000 scholarships.

 

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All but one county in Pennsylvania is now facing substantial community spread of COVID-19. PennDot will receive the money it needs for construction projects after all. Philadelphia’s largest parks enact winter curfew to kill deer. A county’s property sales auction goes virtual for the first time ever. 

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A Pennsylvania lawmaker allegedly tests positive for COVID-19 in the middle of a meeting with President Trump. The state Supreme Court dismisses a case about the election and mail-in ballots. The Philadelphia Phillies reportedly lost $145 million this season. Cat reunites with owner after 8.5 years.

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The coronavirus has killed more than 10,000 people in Pennsylvania. Certifying the rest of the election votes is on hold for now, pending a court decision. Governor Wolf is using the emergency alert system to warn people about COVID-19. The nation’s oldest Thanksgiving Day parade goes virtual. And in a repeat from last year, a reminder that the first official day of Thanksgiving was held right here in Pennsylvania.

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Pa. could be short on ICU beds by end of the year because of COVID-19. PennDot needs $600 million or will have to cut thousands of jobs. Comcast puts cap on how much internet you can use at home. Pennsylvania certifies election results, Joe Biden officially declared winner. Philadelphia has purchased freezers necessary for Pfizer coronavirus vaccine.

 

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Pennsylvania issues new COVID-19 restrictions, including ending alcohol sales after 5 p.m. on Nov. 25. Pennsylvania legislature decides against an audit of the election. Steelers won’t have fans in the stands after Thursday. One woman is turning political yard signs into posters to help find missing pets.

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Pennsylvania judge dismisses a lawsuit from President Donald Trump’s campaign that sought to prevent the certification of election results. Penn State Health changes visitor guidelines because of COVID-19. Roadside America, a Pennsylvania treasure, closes. More Pennsylvanians are hunting than ever. Two Pennsylvania students are named Rhodes Scholars.

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Pennsylvania may see its first COVID-19 vaccine next month. The death penalty is upheld in court for a member of the Greensburg Six. This holiday season in Allentown, beloved Christmas mouse, Pip, returns to his debut stage. And a couch in the shape of a pig on Craigslist was actually made by a Philly artist.

 

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Pennsylvania reports more than 6,000 new COVID-19 cases in a single day as contact tracers struggle to keep up. Groundhog Day will be totally virtual in 2021. The Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office has lost more than 200 guns. A golden bird makes a rare appearance in Pennsylvania, to the delight of bird watchers. 

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Pennsylvania expands its mask orders and adds travel restrictions as COVID-19 cases increase. 10% of Pittsburgh’s police force is in quarantine over possible exposure to the coronavirus. 800 nurses in Bucks County are on strike. University Pennsylvania is donating $100 million to the Philadelphia School District to help eradicate lead and asbestos issues.

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