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

Pennsylvania lawsuit could have repercussions for gun manufacturers and sellers. Federal judge blocks changes to postal service in Pennsylvania ahead of the election. State Republicans ask U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on the mail-in voting deadline extension. Pennsylvania has the second most drive-in movie theaters in the country.

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Philadelphia’s gun violence crisis worsens with two quadruple shootings over the weekend leaving at least six teenagers wounded. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senators share their thoughts on President Donald Trump’s replacement for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Hunters are allowed to use night-vision and infrared technology to hunt down coyotes in Pennsylvania. A rocket is headed to the International Space Station, and you may be able to see it’s launch from 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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A bill loosening restrictions on restaurants heads to Governor Wolf’s desk. Two Pennsylvania counties will continue enforcing restrictions on gathering sizes, even after a federal judge said the statewide restrictions were unconstitutional. County DA says Reading police used reasonable amount of force when they shot an armed woman multiple times. Westmoreland County community comes out to show support for terminally ill man.

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A federal judge rejects the governor’s request for a stay on a pandemic restrictions ruling. Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey announces his plans to vote on President Trump’s replacement for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Pennsylvania launches its own website to replace Healthcare.gov. Pennsylvania city announces plans for a “reverse” holiday parade.

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Governor Wolf follows through on a promise to veto a bi-partisan backed bill concerning school sports. Top election official warns that more than 100,000 ballots could be tossed out due to current restrictions. Pennsylvania launches its official COVID-19 app. Bethlehem’s Christmas market plans to open 6 weeks early. 

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No arrests made after shots fired inside the Lehigh Valley Mall. Pennsylvania hospital asks judge to seal all records and issue a gag order over wrongful death lawsuit. Bad news for canners, as Pennsylvania stores face a shortage of lids and jars. Allentown teen is the star of a new Netflix series.

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The Pennsylvania State Supreme Court rules that ballot drop boxes are legal and extends the deadline for counting mail-in ballots. Philadelphia will no longer live stream criminal trials on YouTube. The new last call time for alcohol sales is 11 p.m. starting on Sept. 21. Pittsburgh researchers may have created the world’s fastest COVID-19 antibody test.

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Penn State football returns this October. A Pennsylvania county is notifying thousands of people who received potentially inaccurate COVID-19 tests results. PennDot resumes issuing Real IDs. The latest store at the King of Prussia Mall sells face masks… and is called COVID-19.

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Bail is set at $1 million for those arrested for protesting over a police shooting in Lancaster. New guidance clarifies that ballots can’t be discarded only because of a perceived signature error. Shop-Vac closes a plant in Williamsport suddenly, putting 400 out of work with no notice. Yuengling announces plans to bring its beer to the West Coast.

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