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

The moratorium on shutting off utilities is ending this November. Thomas Jefferson University plans to cut 500 jobs. South Philadelphia neighborhood to get rid of controversial Native American logo. A Pittsburgh restaurant celebrates its 150th birthday.

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Skeletal remains are found in a park near Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania reports its highest number of new COVID-19 cases in months. County jails see an increase in prisoners as the pandemic keeps state prisons from taking on new inmates. Mussels found in the Kiski River for the first time in more than 100 years.

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A mass shooting in Philadelphia leads one person dead and six injured. A school district can’t provide daily bus rides for students after staff go into quarantine. Pennsylvania lawmaker told to resign after Snapchat videos emerge showing him encouraging his 5-year-old son to smoke a cigar. A Pittsburgh street famous for its bus swallowing sinkhole reopens after nearly a year of repairs.

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A Pittsburgh man was shot and killed outside a mall. Philadelphia sues the state for the right to make its own gun control ordinances. More than 1,000 birds die in one day after flying into skyscrapers in Philadelphia. Pennsylvania college plans to use cow manure, leftover food and brewery scraps to power two farms.

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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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It looks like Pennsylvania’s longtime Republican Senator Pat Toomey is ending his political career. Four firefighters hurt in a four-alarm blaze in Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania’s voter services website goes down over the weekend due to equipment failure. A home featured in “Silence of the Lambs” goes on sale just in time for Halloween.

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Pennsylvania reinstates crowd restrictions for the time being. Pennsylvania House of Representatives ends its voting session after a member tests positive for COVID-19. President Trump’s campaign sues Philadelphia over poll watchers and satellite election offices. A pregnant woman goes to prison for shooting her boyfriend’s eye out, but he’s already forgiven her.

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Three teenagers are facing felony charges over the homicide of a 17-year-old in Bethlehem. Scranton School officials charged with felony child endangerment after a grand jury investigation says they covered up dangerous levels of lead and asbestos in schools. Voting equipment has been stolen in Philadelphia. Milton Hershey School announces a $350 million plan to create early childcare centers that will provide free education to disadvantaged children.

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President Donald Trump says bad things happen in Philadelphia during the first debate against former Vice President Joe Biden. Philadelphians have already made the phrase a t-shirt. Meanwhile, two people are dead and ten are displaced after a fire in Williamstown. The U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement plans an arrest blitz in Philadelphia. Yuengling’s Hershey’s Chocolate Porter is back.

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