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➤ Statewide: PennDOT launched the first $250 million of a $775 million push to fast-track state road repairs, funding 79 projects and more than 400 miles of paving in 44 counties. (More)
➤ Also Statewide: Gov. Josh Shapiro, D, leads Treasurer Stacy Garrity, R, 58% to 38% in a new Siena poll, and a third of voters say they’ve never heard of Garrity. (More)
➤ Pittsburgh: The city’s housing authority voted 7-0 to hire Ivory Mathews as its new director, though she faces an Oregon ethics probe over more than $100,000 in taxpayer-funded travel at Portland’s housing agency. (More)
➤ Bedford County: State disaster aid is now available to fruit growers hit by April’s freeze. Boyer Orchards lost 70% of its apple crop but has tried to hold prices near last year’s. (More)
➤ Philadelphia: Eagles tailgaters fighting new oversized-vehicle parking rules at Lincoln Financial Field have hired attorney George Bochetto. The rules, which assign spaces and raise prices, take effect Oct. 4. (More)
➤ Williamsport: U.S. News & World Report ranked Williamsport second among 16 Pennsylvania cities on its 2026-27 Best Places to Live list, behind only Pittsburgh. (More)
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