-- New Voting Districts - Senate, House, Congressional
-- AP: House Republican Leader Asks PA Supreme Court To Throw Out House Voting District Map
-- PA Cap-Star: House Republicans Ask Court To Toss House Voting District Map, Reuse Current Lines In 2022
-- MCall - Ford Turner: Allentown, South Whitehall Cited In House Republican Challenge To House Voting District Map
-- WITF: Reading, Allentown Highlight How Redistricting Can Impact Latino Communities For Better, Worse
-- City & State PA: How Pennsylvanians Are Trying To Bring Racial Equity To Drawing Voting Districts
-- AP: House, Senate Voting District Maps Draw Legal Challenge Over Dividing Butler County
-- AP: PA High Court Eyes How To Pick Congressional Voting District Map
-- Spotlight PA: PA Supreme Court Weighs What Makes A Fair Congressional Voting District Map
-- WHYY: PA Supreme Court Justices Trying, Begrudgingly, To Pick New Congressional Voting Districts Map
-- PA Cap-Star: PA Supreme Court Arguments In PA’s Congressional Voting Districts Map Begin Today
-- PA Cap-Star Guest Essay: PA’s Congressional Voting District Process Failed Again, Courts Have To Step In - Fair Districts PA
-- WITF: PA Supreme Court Set To Start Weighing New Congressional Voting Districts Map
-- PA Cap-Star: How PA Residents Are Trying To Bring Racial Equity To A Fraught Redistricting System
-- MCall - Paul Muschick: PA Voters, Candidates Stuck In Limbo Because Politics Has Polluted State Government
-- YorkD Guest Essay: A Fair Congressional Voting Districts Map Awaits Final Approval - House Republicans
-- Governor’s Race
-- Inquirer: Several Staffers Have Left Republican Sen. Corman’s Campaign For Governor
-- ReadingE: Republican Gubernatorial Hopeful Sen. Corman Visits Berks County
-- City & State PA: Barletta, Mastriano Lead In Early Republican Polls For Governor
-- LancasterOnline: U.S. House Subpoena Of Republican Candidate For Governor Sen. Mastriano Could Boost His Campaign
-- PennLive - John Baer: Republican Race For Governor A Hot Mess, And It’s Just Starting To Bubble
-- PA Cap-Star: Democratic Group Files Campaign Finance Complaint Against Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Barletta-Linked PAC
-- ScrantonT: Republican Candidate For Governor David White Portrayed Himself As The Blue-Collar Candidate
-- MCall - Bill White: Will PA’s Government Go Full MAGA Next Year?
-- City & State PA: Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Dr. Nche Zama Promises To Unite PA
-- Inquirer Pro/Con: Should PA Governors, Lt. Governors Run On Same Ticket?
-- AP: Democrats Eye Key Governors’ Races As Backstop Against Republicans [Including PA]
-- U.S. Senate Race
-- City & State PA: Endorsements In PA’s U.S. Senate Race Keep Stacking Up
-- WESA: Republican U.S. Senate Contender McCormick Talks Crime, Immigration In Western PA
-- Inquirer: The Very Different U.S. Senate Campaigns Of Fetterman, Lamb
-- Inquirer: Conor Lamb (D) Campaigned With Indicted Union Official In Philadelphia
-- ScrantonT: Casey Officially Neutral But Has Deep Ties To Lamb In U.S. Senate Race
-- YorkD Editorial: Republican U.S. Senate Hopeful McCormick Fumbles With Super Bowl Ad
-- PA Cap-Star Editorial Cartoon: Dr. Oz’s Hollywood Star Turn
-- May 2022 Election
-- WHYY: Mail-In Ballot Applications Are Available For May Primary [Yes, You Can Still Request One]
-- TribLive: Mail-In Ballot Applications Sent To Voters As Questions Remain Ahead Of May Primary
-- WITF: Tech Issue Could Hinder Some PA Voters From Applying For Mail-In Ballot, Here’s What To Do
-- MCall - Paul Muschick: PA Voters, Candidates Stuck In Limbo Because Politics Has Polluted State Government
-- YorkDR: York County Commissioners Name New Elections Director; Democrats Say She Has No Elections Experience
-- Election Reform/2020 Election Fallout
-- MCall - Ford Turner: Republican Sen. Argall Rip Wolf Administration For Skipping Election Reform Hearing; Counties Tell Of Pressing Need For Election Funds, More Time To Process Mail-In Ballots [Counties Have Been Asking For These For Years]
-- ScrantonT Editorial: Republicans Responsible For Delays In Counting Ballots, Time To Listen To Local Experts
-- PennLive - Charles Thompson: Progressive Activists Ask Wolf Administration To Bar Republicans Involved In Trying To Overturn The Nov. 2020 Election, Assault On U.S. Capitol From Primary Ballot
-- PennLive Guest Essay: If You Participate In An Insurrection, You Can’t Hold Public Office - Mark Singel
-- MCall - Paul Muschick: PA Voters, Candidates Stuck In Limbo Because Politics Has Polluted State Government
-- PA’s Role In Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- PA Cap-Star: U.S. House Subpoenas Republican Sen. Mastriano In Fake Electors Scheme
-- PA Cap-Star: Who In PA The U.S. House Committee Investigating The Assault On U.S. Capitol Wants To Hear From And Why
-- PennLive - Charles Thompson: Progressive Activists Ask Wolf Administration To Bar Republicans Involved In Trying To Overturn The Nov. 2020 Election, Assault On U.S. Capitol From Primary Ballot
-- PennLive Guest Essay: If You Participate In An Insurrection, You Can’t Hold Public Office - Mark Singel
-- LancasterOnline: Lancaster County Man Sentenced To 2 Years’ Probation On Charges Related To Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- Inquirer: Montgomery County Man Sentenced To 2 Weeks In Prison On Charges Related To The Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- State Constitutional Amendments
-- Spotlight PA: Complete Guide To More Than 70 Proposed Amendments To State Constitution
-- PennLive Guest Essay: Republican Lawmakers Are Abusing The Constitutional Amendment Process - PA Common Cause
-- TribLive Guest Essay: Constitutional Amendment On Liquor Privatization - A Glass Half Full Or Half Empty? - Bars & Taverns
-- PennLive Guest Essay: Taverns, Restaurants Raise Questions On Proposed Republican Liquor Privatization Constitutional Amendment
-- Harrisburg Potpourri
-- WITF/AP: Democrats Fear Extinction In Rural PA And Across The Country
-- AP: Fmr Rep. Davidson Fined All Of $150 Over Campaign Law Violations [Does That Seem Right To Anyone Else?]
-- MCall - Paul Muschick: Talk About Getting Off Easy: A $150 Fine For A State Officials Who Ripped Off Taxpayers
-- ScrantonT: Scranton Man Sent Email Threatening To Burn Down Wolf’s Home
-- CourierT: PA Law Mandates Judges Retire At Age 75, Here’s How They Can Avoid It
-- MCall - Ford Turner: Lawmakers Want State Approval Of Hospital Deals After 2 Chester County Hospital Closures
-- AP: Dept. Of Aging Official Pressed Over Fate Of 3 Elderly Residents In Philadelphia
-- PennLive Guest Essay: Legalizing Marijuana Could Compromise Public Health And Safety - Police Chiefs
-- Gov. Wolf: Insurance Commissioner Jessica Altman Departing; Mike Humphreys Named Acting
-- WESA: New Doula Program Designed To Help Pregnant People In PA State Prisons
-- PG Editorial: Lawmakers Have No Business Trading Stocks [On Inside Information]
-- Budget 2022
-- The Center Square: State Revenue Estimate Discrepancies Focus Of PA House Budget Hearing
-- Independent Fiscal Office Budget Hearing Materials: Federal PA Pandemic Relief: $30.7 Billion Direct Aid To Businesses; $26.5 Billion Aid To State/Local Governments
-- PA Gaming Board: January Gaming Revenue Up 26% Over Last Year To $393.1 Million
-- The Center Square: Inflation, Workforce Issues Dominate PA House Budget Hearing
-- Gov. Wolf Outlines $200 Million Plan To Make College Affordable
-- AP: Wolf Renews High-Ed Scholarship Idea, Amid Worker Shortage
-- PA Gaming Board: $68 Million In Wagers Placed On Super Bowl, 27% Increase Over Last Year
-- PG: Pittsburgh’s Bridges On The Brink As Spans Decay With Little Help
-- COVID Pandemic In PA
-- Dept. Of Health Weekly Update On COVID Cases, Vaccinations, Hospitalizations
-- Inquirer: More Than 9,000 Pennsylvanians Died In COVID Omicron Surge
-- WHYY: Philly Drops COVID Vaccine Mandate For Indoor Dining
-- Inquirer: PA Hospitals See Dramatic Drops In COVID Patients
-- TribLive: Allegheny County’s COVID Stats ‘Headed In A Favorable Direction
-- Inquirer: Philly Offering $100 To Get COVID Vaccination, Now It Just Needs Willing Residents
-- Penn State: Insights Into Why Gun Violence Increased In PA During COVID Pandemic
-- PG: Fmr. Acting PA Health Secretary Hired By UPMC
-- COVID - Schools
-- Reuters: School Boards Get Death Threats Amid Rage Over Race, Gender, Mask Policies [PA Schools Featured]
-- Inquirer: Question Of How And When To End School Mask Mandates Dividing Philly-Area School Communities
-- Spotlight PA: As COVID Surged, Few PA Schools Signed Up For Free COVID Testing
-- TribLive Editorial: Poor School COVID Testing Participation Subverts Parent Choice
-- Opioid Epidemic
-- Spotlight PA: U.S. Justice Dept. Finds PA Courts Discriminated Against People With Opioid Use Disorder
-- PennLive: Lawmakers Grapple With Fatal Overdose Rate Jump, Addiction Crisis Worsened By COVID
-- School Funding/Administration
--Spotlight PA: IFO Report Suggests No Correlation Between Money Spent On Public Schools And Standardized Test Scores
-- Inquirer: Final Republican Witness In PA School Funding Trial Disputes $4.6 Billion Spending Gap
-- ScrantonT: Final Witness Expected To Testify Tuesday In School Funding Trial
-- Reuters: School Boards Get Death Threats Amid Rage Over Race, Gender, Mask Policies [PA Schools Featured]
-- TribLive: White Students ‘No Longer Members’ Of Winchester Thurston School In Pittsburgh After Video Mocking George Floyd
-- CourierT: Embattled Bucks County School Official Refusing Calls To Resign Over Anti-LGBTQ Political Flyer
-- PennLive: Middletown Schools To Require Students To Use Clear Backpacks After Gun Found In Middle School
-- Inquirer: Chester County H.S. Shuts Doors For A Day After ‘Threatening Statements’ Made Over Masking
-- ErieT: Erie School Board Gets First Black Woman President
-- LancasterOnline Editorial: McCaskey H.S. Response To Investigation Of Name-Calling Incident During Basketball Game In Lebanon ‘Wonderful’
-- ScrantonT Editorial: ‘Shallow Dive’ By Independent Fiscal Office On Funding-Student Score Relationship Should Not Drive Policy
-- TribLive Editorial: Online Education An Important Part Of School Choice Discussion
-- TribLive Editorial: Suicide Prevention Programs Need To Utilize, Support Students
-- Gov. Wolf Outlines $200 Million Plan To Make College Affordable
-- AP: Wolf Renews High-Ed Scholarship Idea, Amid Worker Shortage
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: PA Nursing Loan Forgiveness Program Draws Nearly 15,000 Applications
-- PG: Penn State Trustee Panel Proposes 3.5% Boost In Room, Board Charges
-- PennLive - Charles Thompson: Penn State Sets 3.5% Hike In Room, Meal Rates For 2022-23 School Year
-- TribLive: Indiana U. Of PA Plans Tuition Break For In-State Undergrads
-- WITF: Students Consider Careers In Machining As Alternative To Increasing Expensive College Degrees
-- WHYY: University Of Pennsylvania Receives $125 Million Gift To Train Nurse Practitioners For Free
-- PG: Slippery Rock University President Stepping Down, Cites Pandemic
-- MCall: Northampton Community College Offering 2 Classes On UFOs In Lehigh Valley
-- Gun Violence/Law Enforcement
-- State Police Responds To Recommendations From State Law Enforcement Citizen Advisory Commission
-- MCall - Ford Turner: State, Federal Estimates Of PA Overdose Deaths Are Far Apart, Shapiro Points To ‘Historic’ Shortage Of Police
-- ABC27: Philly DA Blames Republicans For Spike In City Violence
-- Sen. Corman Renews Call To Impeach Philly DA
-- AP: Commonwealth Court Rules Against Philadelphia Lost-Gun Reporting Law
-- Inquirer Guest Essay: 7 Moms Whose Kids Were Killed By Gun Violence Share What They’ve Lost
-- Inquirer Guest Essay: ‘Please Take Pictures:’ Philadelphia Moms Who Lost Children To Gun Violence Don’t Want Us To Look Away
-- PennLive: Middletown Schools To Require Students To Use Clear Backpacks After Gun Found In Middle School
-- Inquirer: 12-Year-Old Is Charged With Murder In Beating Death Of 70-Year Old Man During Carjacking
-- PennLive: Town Hall Offers Answers To Harrisburg Gun Violence That’s ‘Worse Than You Think’
-- TribLive: Westmoreland Man Charged In Shooting Outside Bar Treated City Street ‘Like It Was The O.K. Corral’
-- Penn State: Insights Into Why Gun Violence Increased In PA During COVID Pandemic
- CitizensV Editorial: Remington Settlement Warning Shot For Insurers
-- TribLive: Pittsburgh Activists, Officials Hope Legislation Will End ‘Systemic Racism’ In Traffic Stops
-- MCall - Paul Muschick: Some PA Cops Can No Longer Stop Vehicles For Minor Infractions, What That’s A Problem
-- PennLive: Video Of Harrisburg Police Using Knee Strikes Against Man On Ground Triggers Review
-- LancasterOnline: Lancaster DA No Longer Using Civil Forfeiture Funds To Help Pay Drug Task Force Salaries
-- PennLive Guest Essay: Legalizing Marijuana Could Compromise Public Health And Safety - Police Chiefs
-- PA Economy
-- Independent Fiscal Office Budget Hearing Materials: Federal PA Pandemic Relief: $30.7 Billion Direct Aid To Businesses; $26.5 Billion Aid To State/Local Governments
-- MCall - Paul Muschick: They Reported Unemployment Fraud, They Never Got A Response, Then Came The Tax Forms
-- MCall: State Unemployment Compensation, Other Systems To Go Down Temporarily Over The Weekend
-- The Center Square: Inflation, Workforce Issues Dominate PA House Budget Hearing
-- AG Shapiro Charges 5 Out-Of-State Residents For Defrauding PA’s Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Program
-- PA Cap-Star: New State Authority Meets To Tackle Broadband Expansion Across PA
-- TribLive: What’s The Post-Pandemic Future Of Downtown Pittsburgh Development?
-- WHYY: Philly Is Poised To Be First U.S. City To Run Its Own Bank
-- Other
-- Inquirer Editorial: Term Limits For Philly City Council Will Bring New Voices To Local Politics
-- Inquirer: WHYY Lost At Least Half Its Journalists; Many Complain About Pay, Morale And Lack Of Innovation
-- LancasterOnline: March 1 Fasnacht Day - What’s A Fasnacht? Historing, Meaning, Toppings
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