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

A 27-year-old man is killed by police in Philadelphia. Meanwhile, police are looking for a mysterious hunter who was spotted near the scene of a shooting in Bucks County. A growing number of those diagnosed with COVID-19 aren’t cooperating with contact tracers. One of the hardest corn mazes in the country is in Pennsylvania.

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A 3-year-old is the lasting shooting victim in Philadelphia after a bloody weekend left at least 6 injured and 4 dead. Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules that your mail-in ballot can’t be thrown out simply because of your signature. Army-Navy to leave Philadelphia for West Point. You weren’t the only one who disagreed with the refs on the Penn State-Indiana game. DraftKings is refunding money line bets after that controversial call.

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You could be fined $15 for not wearing a mask in one Pennsylvania town. Governor Wolf seeks to waive liquor license fees for restaurants and bars in 2021. High school sophomore sues her school district after being suspended for wearing a pro-Trump shirt and mask. Reese’s comes up with a fun new way to trick-or-treat. 

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Penn State’s men’s basketball coach resigns after an internal investigation. Families of dead residents sue the nursing home where their loved ones contracted COVID-19. Pennsylvania General Assembly unanimously passes bill to prevent sexual assault victims from encountering their abusers at school. Two studies from Pennsylvania universities bring hope to the fight against COVID-19.  

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Police are seeking new tips to help solve a 15-year-old cold case. Pennsylvania’s charter schools receive a $30 million grant to expand. A cat has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Bird researchers spot an ultra-rare bird with both male and female characteristics in a western Pennsylvania nature reserve.

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Pennsylvania breaks voter registration records, with more than 9 million registered to vote. A new federal lawsuit aims to force Pennsylvania to lower the age restrictions for legally carrying a firearm to 18. The state House of Representatives passes a bill to allow delivery robots. Pennsylvania bakery claims its cookie sales can predict the winner of the presidential election.

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A Pittsburgh professor resigns after using a racial slur in class. Meanwhile,Comcast agrees to pay $295,000 to 45 of its workers after a pay discrimination lawsuit. $1.7 million-worth of unauthorized e-cigarette products seized by federal officials. That giant mosquito you're seeing all around? It’s a crane fly and it just wants to make love. 

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More than 28,000 incorrect ballots were sent to voters in Allegheny County. Meanwhile the police officer who shot and killed a Lancaster man is cleared of any criminal wrongdoing. State universities continue with their plan to merge schools, while faculty warn that it could mean losing 300 jobs. Eastern State Penitentiary is named one of the creepiest places in the nation.

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Coronavirus cases are on the rise, leading to the temporary closure of three schools. Meanwhile

the state changes up its rent and mortgage relief program, extending its deadline to November. The Philadelphia Eagles will be welcoming fans to Lincoln Financial Field after coronavirus restrictions change in the City of Brotherly Love. Comcast announces plans

to help minority-owned small businesses with free commercials, ad campaigns, and $10,000 grants.

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