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

The U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear a case challenging Governor Tom Wolf's coronavirus restrictions on gatherings. Students at the University of Pittsburgh are put under quarantine. The pandemic leads to an increase in demand for diapers for low income families. Dogs are being trained to help stop the spread of spotted lanternflies.

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Senator Pat Toomey to end political career according to sources. Four firefighters hurt in four-alarm blaze in Pittsburgh. Voter services website goes down due to equipment failure. Home where 'Silence of the Lambs' filmed goes on sale.

 

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Coronavirus restrictions on gathering sizes are temporarily reinstated. State lawmaker tests positive for COVID-19. Trump campaign sues over satellite election offices. Pregnant woman shoots boyfriend in head, he loses eye but forgives her.

 

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3 teens charged in death of 17 year old. Former school officials charged with child endangerment over asbestos, lead

coverup. Voting equipment stolen in Philadelphia. Milton Hershey School announces plan to open free early learning centers.

 

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Trump says 'bad things happen in Philadelphia' and now it's a t-shirt. 2 dead, 10 displaced after fire in Dauphin County. ICE

plans enforcement blitz in Philadelphia Yuengling brings back its seasonal Hershey's Chocolate Porter.

 

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Family allowed to sue gun manufacturer and seller over son's death. Changes to U.S. Postal Service temporarily halted. Republicans bring mail-in voting extension battle to Supreme Court. Pennsylvania has a lot of drive-in movie theaters.

 

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Quadruple shootings in Philadelphia leave 6 teenagers wounded. Senators Toomey and Casey stick to party lines on Supreme Court nominee. Hunters allowed to use night-vision to hunt. NASA rocket launch will be visible in Pennsylvania.

 

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A couple is charged with criminal homicide after their baby dies of a drug overdose. Pittston police officer is charged with felony criminal mischief after allegedly going on a tire slashing rampage. A western Pennsylvania trucking firm pays $2 million in fines over Clean Air Act violations. Pennsylvania is set to have one of the best fall foliage seasons in years. 

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Pa. House passes bill to ease pandemic restrictions on restaurants. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh to continue enforcing gathering restrictions. Police shooting was 'reasonable use of force,' says DA. Community shows support for terminally ill man.

 

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Judge rejects Gov. Wolf's request for stay over pandemic restrictions ruling. Senator Pat Toomey will vote on Trump's pick for Supreme Court. Pennsylvania launches Healthcare.gov replacement. City announces plans for 'reverse' holiday parade.

 

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