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Philadelphians, be wary of a scam from the “parking authority” informing you about unpaid tickets. The heat’s bringing out rattlesnakes in some areas. Part of the state is under a tornado watch until tonight. And this cheesemonger is the dairy best.By PennLive
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There’ll be a heightened amount of police patrols in downtown Pittsburgh due to “an uptick in crime.” Three Mile Island may once again be the site of an active nuclear reactor. Another college is closing its doors. Finally, this great-grandma won $5 million from a scratch-off ticket — and right after she finished her radiation treatment, too.…
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court could soon change felony murder sentences. Middle schoolers impersonated teachers with lewd TikTok accounts, and there isn’t much school officials can do about it. Sam’s Club is changing a perk, and — needless to say — many people aren’t happy about it. Lastly, a museum raises a glass to Pennsylvania’s role in whiskey…
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Residents in Philadelphia have had their cars broken into — again — by thieves who took their car registrations. Crayola managed to contain a chemical spill. OSHA, for the first time ever, proposed a federal safety standard for excessive heat in the workplace. And an emu “ran off into the woods” during Fourth of July celebrations.…
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The state Senate has advanced a bill that would ban cellphone use during the school day. In more bill news, happy hours could get longer under this one. Public school superintendents got paid nearly $83 million in total last year. Finally, perfume captures the scent of a city.By PennLive
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The way the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office handles deeds for sheriff sales is “Like a ‘Seinfeld’ episode.” The organization which represents school districts in Pennsylvania could become subject to the state’s Right to Know Law. There’s a type of jellyfish that’s invading the Jersey Shore. And, should it be built, this building would be Pennsylvania…
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Travelers were once again subject to delays and cancelations at PHL. Victims of data breaches are now entitled to free credit monitoring under a new state law. Five tornadoes touched down within an hour of each other. Lastly, a musket from the 1770s has been returned to a museum.By PennLive
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Penn State recruiting: Breaking down the Nittany Lions’ newest 2025, 2026 commits
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PennLive’s Johnny McGonigal and Max Ralph discuss Penn State’s recruiting run and the newest additions to the Nittany Lions’ 2025 and 2026 classes. Who might be next for James Franklin and his staff? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy PennLive.com
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You might be able to see a “once-in-a-lifetime” celestial spectacular this summer.By PennLive
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A drunk man somehow had the capacity to steal an 82-foot yacht on the Allegheny River but couldn’t figure out how to turn it on.By PennLive
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Philadelphia residents are tired of crazy drivers. A pain treatment center with locations all over Pennsylvania — and outside of it — is accused of having patients take unnecessary tests in order to defraud Medicare and Medicaid. Airports are recommending people get to them hours before boarding. And this wooden carousel is the country’s second old…
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2 ex-Ravens strengthen Steelers’ stout defense
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The offseason additions of inside linebacker Patrick Queen and strong safety DeShon Elliott could prove to be a win-win not only by making the Steelers that much stronger, but also by sapping some defensive strength and savvy from the rival Ravens. Queen is being handed the keys to the Steelers defense. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megap…
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Geisinger has revealed it has fallen victim to a large data breach. Threats that led to the cancellation of a drag queen story hour in Lancaster were found to have originated from outside the United States. The sentencing of a former SEPTA higher-up should “[serve] as a warning” to other public officials engaging in shady activity. Finally, Pennsyl…
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Here’s an update on that “bestiality bus” that was found in Adams County. A proposal would lower credit card “swipe fees” in Pennsylvania, and some banks aren’t too jazzed about it. Hundreds of flights were delayed or canceled at PHL, forcing some people to sleep at the airport. And a number of drivers noticed something amiss with a sign on I-95.…
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What's next for Penn State recruiting after new commitments, departures in 2025 class?
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PennLive's Johnny McGonigal and Max Ralph discuss Penn State's busy recruiting week. What should you know about the five newest commits in the 2025 class? And why did two players flip their commitments elsewhere? We dissect what it all means for Penn State. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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Reliable data on gang crimes may be lacking in Pennsylvania (and beyond). The mother of Marc Fogel is suing the Secretary of State. Birdwatchers, it’s time to grab your binoculars. Also, it’s hot, but not Pennsylvania’s-hottest-day-on-record hot.By PennLive
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Cops found a “bestiality bus” broken down in Adams County. A Pittsburgh-based company which offers at-home rape kits is currently embroiled in a battle with the state Attorney General’s office. SEPTA will crack down on quality-of-life issues. Plus, airport security confiscated several grenades the other day.…
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Two lawmakers will introduce the state’s “first comprehensive, bipartisan adult-use cannabis legalization bill.” Crematories within the state can now operate at a lower temperature. Antlerless deer licenses go on sale soon with some improvements made to the process when compared to last year. And a ship is getting kicked out from where it’s docked …
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A jail accidentally released a man being held on bail for gun charges. A proposal recently OK’d by the state Senate would crack down on “squatter’s rights.” Commuters that go over these four Delaware River bridges might have to starting paying a $6 toll. Lastly, this waste management company proves one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.…
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A state agency hasn’t been audited since maybe the USSR was a thing. A borough in Allegheny County is thinking about placing a limit on the number of pets a household can have. OA new bill would incentivize those receiving food stamps to eat healthy. And that meat and cheese left to dangle off a pole for nearly a month has been removed.…
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Feds have busted a group of 12 men accused of trafficking drugs and guns into parts of Philadelphia including Kensington. DA Larry Krasner has lifted a ban on a journalist he barred from press briefings last month. Over 9 percent of the state’s workforce doesn’t have a high school diploma. Lastly, this new BJ’s is looking to sell booze.…
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Eight individuals accused of having ties to ISIS have been arrested in several major U.S. cities, Philadelphia among them. Bar owners in Harrisburg have had enough of “out of control” teens. Toll booths on the turnpike are going the way of the dodo. Plus, a festival has left meat and cheese swinging off a greased pole for nearly a month.…
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Mike Tomlin’s new deal ignites big backlash in Pittsburgh. Here’s why
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All those Yinzers in Pittsburgh flooded sports-talk phone lines with howls of protest after news of their head coach inking a new 3-year contract extension broke earlier this week. When they look at Tomlin, they see this: A past-his-prime coach whose word salad pronouncements are meant to be pithy, put come off tired and stale. Worse, Tomlin isn’t …
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Nearly 30 popular drinks have been recalled due to “undeclared materials.” Protestors made their way into the state Capitol this week to criticize politicians who received contributions from Pennsylvania’s “richest man.” A bill which would outlaw the distribution of deepfakes has advanced. Lastly, the anniversary of a lighting-in-a-bottle experimen…
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People in Philadelphia are having mixed reactions to clean-up efforts in Kensington. There’s an “unorthodox learning programing” that’s making its way around the state. Pennsylvania may be ready for ready-to-go cocktails. And the state has a new record-breaking fish to be proud of.By PennLive
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A dog was shot twice in Philadelphia while protecting its owner. The state Senate has green lit a bill that would give tax exemption to anyone living near the East Palestine train derailment site. More Red Lobster locations are closing. Plus, a Chinese man’s global bike ride has a few stops in Pennsylvania.…
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The family of a Philadelphia man accused of killing a journalist is criticizing the way the case is being handled. Mayor Cherelle Parker is looking to build a massive “wellness village” for addicts. Dozens have fallen ill from contaminated cucumbers, so check your fridges. Lastly, a zoo has welcomed baby wallaby.…
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A group of retail thieves used kids for their crimes. A state official has proposed the biggest minimum wage in the country. The state Senate has passed a bill requiring a moment of silence in schools during 9/11 anniversaries. Finally, this dog was getting groomed when he got high.By PennLive
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Steelers Cam Heyward compares himself to powerlifter as he seeks big new deal
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Defensive tackle Cam Heyward, the Steelers’ first-round pick way back in 2011, wants to cap his stellar career with a big, new contract. Problem is, guys at his position, his age (35) and coming of a serious injury (groin) and two surgeries just don’t get big money deals laden with guaranteed cash. As football investments go, this one is fraught wi…
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Penn State recruiting update, thoughts on summer enrollees as busy June begins
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PennLive’s Johnny McGonigal and Max Ralph discuss Penn State’s first big recruiting weekend of what promises to be a busy June. Who could be the first 2025 commit of the summer? Plus, an early outlook for the Nittany Lions’ 2024 summer enrollees. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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Dozens of public water suppliers throughout Pennsylvania were found to have toxic “forever chemicals” levels above EPA regulations. The state is also among those that are doing little to improve opioid abuse treatments. Bikers are looking for “equal treatment with automobiles on a couple of things.” Lastly, the “Stanley Cup” is nearing its end, but…
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An airport may be the site of a measles exposure. Free commuter parking will be no more for SEPTA customers. It’s National Dog Bite Awareness Week. Finally, you can buy some Farm Show milkshakes at select locations during June Dairy Month.By PennLive
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Pedestrian deaths have hit a 40-year high nationwide. Officials would like for people to take the proper precautions against rabies as they head outside during the summer. Some folks may be entitled to a settlement from a chemical spill. And you may have heard of “Cocaine Bear,” but how’s about “Cocaine Werewolf?”…
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A teen bit officers who were arresting her for stealing from a Dick’s Sporting Goods. An iconic hot dog joint is relocating due to ongoing crime. “Human services” accounts for over 40 percent of Pennsylvania’s state budget. Lastly, mosey outside to see a “planetary parade” marching across the sky on Monday.…
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Charges have been dropped against three CYS workers accused of contributing to the death of an infant. Gambling in Pennsylvania keeps growing and growing. A long-awaited tiny homes village for homeless veterans will open soon. And you can check out the site of a Revolutionary POW camp soon.By PennLive
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Max Ralph joins PennLive's Penn State coverage team, Beaver Stadium renovation thoughts
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PennLive's Johnny McGonigal and Bob Flounders welcome Max Ralph to the Penn State beat on this episode. Max, a Penn State alum, covered James Franklin's team during his college days and shares his thoughts on the last couple of PSU teams. Max also has an early thought or two on the 2024 version. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/…
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Pennsylvania has a new angle to get tourists to the state.By PennLive
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If you’re unsure what to drink for summer, well, Pennsylvania has an official “refreshing” cocktail you can try out.By PennLive
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A man was doing some yard work when he dug up a rather illicit surprise. Officials would like to remind everyone about Pennsylvania’s laws regarding fireworks ahead of Memorial Day. Speaking of which, things will get busy, traffic-wise, during the holiday weekend. Lastly, Pennsylvania’s great when it comes to surviving the zombie apocalypse.…
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A neighborhood is being besieged by rats, so much so they’re costing residents thousands in damage. Parents are frustrated over the lack of air-conditioning in their kids’ schools. More people are smoking pot than drinking daily. Plus, the next city to host the 2026 NFL Draft has been announced.By PennLive
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The EPA is warning about an increase in cyberattacks on water systems. A CVS and a hospital are the potential sites of measles exposure. There’s less than a year left for people to get their Real IDs. Lastly, a Flower Moon will bloom in the sky this week.By PennLive
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A sedative that’s more powerful than xylazine was discovered in fentanyl samples. A dad is claiming how his five-year-old was assaulted by an older, unsupervised student with special needs at school. Pittsburgh Public Schools with teach ethnic studies next year. And this city is one of the best for celebrating Memorial Day.…
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Anti-theft glass is keeping away thieves and, apparently, customers alike. Experts are debating whether or not to give people a tax credit for their kidneys. Not one, not two, but seven cities in Pennsylvania made it onto a “worst for bedbugs” list. Lastly, here’s how best to climb a grease pole.By PennLive
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The residents of one neighborhood in Philadelphia are rallying against the possibility of a drug treatment center operating out of a shelter in the area. Another municipality is mulling over a single-use plastic ban. Pennsylvania’s gaming industry won big last month. Also, a soccer match got a fuzzy interruption.…
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Parents are still looking for answers (and reassurances) following an attack involving a Stanley cup that took place at a middle school last month. The state is thinking about banning non-competes for doctors and nurses. Overdose deaths have declined. Finally, Pennsylvania’s favorite book is a read the state can’t refuse.…
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Drew Allar's 2024 outlook working with new Penn State OC Andy Kotelnicki, PSU win total bets
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PennLive's Johnny McGonigal and Bob Flounders discuss what to expect from Penn State QB Drew Allar in his second season as starter. How much will the presence of new OC Andy Kotelnicki improve Allar's production? Plus, an early look at PSU win total bets for 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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A whistleblower has come out with some questions surrounding a specialized plane that was used to provide information about the chemicals released into the air last year following the Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine. Pittsburgh’s controller is looking into some payments that were made to a former city employee. A new dashboard i…
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An investment firm is under an FBI probe. The state’s Rural Revitalization Commission could cost taxpayers $130,000. Wally Gator is still missing. And someone was busted for trying to illegally import dead butterflies.By PennLive
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Juveniles went on a “poaching spree” in Cambria County. Peco customers are being “aggressively” targeted by scammers. A commencement presenter butchered students’ names. Lastly, if you ever wanted to own something from a prison (well, to each his own), now’s your chance.By PennLive
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The state is looking to criminalize the misuse of xylazine, a.k.a. “tranq.” The Boy Scouts have dropped the “Boys” and now they’re just “Scouting America.” Pennsylvania is posed to become the next state to ban handheld cellphones while driving. Finally, this Phillies fan cheered so hard, she lost her wedding band.…
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