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Today in PA | A PennLive daily news briefing with Claudia Dimuro episodes
- February 19, 2021Eight people were confirmed to have been shot in Philadelphia near a SEPTA station, one of whom is in critical condition. A man in Allentown thought he was hiring a hit man to kill his ex-girlfriend on Valentine’s Day when he was, in fact, actually speaking to an undercover state trooper. A prisoner who claims he accidentally drank blood in his jail’s cafeteria is having his original lawsuit concerning the incident revisited. Plus, people in Pennsylvania drank 753 alcoholic beverages total by the end of 2020—each.
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6 min - February 18, 2021State officials announced that thousands of people have been administered what were meant to be second doses of the COVID-19 vaccine as first doses. Police reported that seven people were shot by a SEPTA station in Philadelphia. The Attorney General’s Office and the Department of Industry & Labor revealed that the state paid at least $2.5 million in fraudulent jobless benefits claims. And, just to end things on a positive note, two Pittsburgh women who were united by one act of kindness get the chance to speak to each other at last.
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5 min - February 17, 2021A couple from Hanover faces charges after shaking their baby so hard, the infant suffered multiple skull fractures. Another couple, this time in Allegheny County, is arrested after the woman passed out in a parked car, causing police to realize she was in possession of more than $13,000 worth of stolen merchandise. Two former college football players are suing the University of Pittsburgh and the NCAA for ignoring the dangers of head injuries. And one poor groundhog was saved after being stuck in a tree at the York College campus for three days.
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5 min - February 16, 2021Doctors are criticizing the DOH’s plans to remove PCPs from the COVID-19 vaccine distributor list. State Republicans will discuss potentially censuring Sen. Toomey. Gas prices increase. Pirate skeletons found in Cape Cod shipwreck.
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5 min - February 15, 2021Man in Pittsburgh intentionally crashes his truck into a gas station to steal an ATM. Maurkice Pouncey retires from the Steelers. Historic Harrisburg church to be sold to veterans’ ministry. Texas mom tackles Peeping Tom.
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5 min - February 12, 2021Public education advocacy groups ask for Governor Tom Wolf to prioritize getting the COVID-19 vaccine to school staff. Over in Harrisburg, a nonprofit group wants to build a tiny home community for homeless veterans in the area. A flower shop in Butler County sent Valentine’s Day bouquets to seniors at a nursing home. And if you’re single, then Pennsylvania’s the state to be!
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6 min - February 11, 2021
American Airlines to furlough over 1,000 Pennsylvanian employees. Lt. Gov. John Fetterman defends 2013 gun incident. DOL to launch text system to help with unemployment claims. People throughout the state drink more the colder it gets.
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5 min - February 10, 2021A hunter from Lancaster who named his quarry after Democratic party leaders is charged with assaulting police officers during the events at the Capitol. Governor Tom Wolf reveals a new bipartisan task force that will seek to make the state’s COVID-19 vaccination rollout more effective. A flight student and their instructor were forced to make an emergency landing on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. And seeds that were brought to the moon have grown into trees on Earth
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5 min - February 09, 2021Teachers in Philadelphia protest the planned reopening of schools due to worries over COVID-19 exposure. Even more snow is expected to fall as temperatures continue to drop. In political news, the state’s lieutenant governor, John Fetterman, officially announces his 2022 Senate run. Plus, a couple of bald eagles in Codorus State Park are soon-to-be parents.
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5 min - February 08, 2021Pa. National Guard may be involved in COVID-19 vaccinations. McKinsey to give almost $26 million in opioid settlement. 17 dogs and puppies were rescued from a Lancaster County kennel. $1 million lotto ticket sold in Adams County.
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About Today in PA | A PennLive daily news briefing with Claudia Dimuro
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It's what you need to know about what's happening in Pennsylvania, delivered to you in around 5 minutes every weekday morning by PennLive.com reporter Claudia Dimuro. "Today in Pa." brings you the…
biggest stories in the state, whether they're hard news, entertainment, sports or business.
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