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10,000+ Red Light Warnings in 60 Days

Pittsburgh issued more than 10,000 warnings during the first 60 days of red light camera enforcement at two intersections: Penn and North Dallas Avenues in Point Breeze and Saw Mill Run Boulevard and Woodruff Street in Beechview.

The warning period ended Oct. 11, and drivers caught at those intersections, along with a third at Anderson and East General Robinson streets on the North Shore, now get $100 citations.

A police officer reviews each violation before a ticket is mailed, and the tickets are treated like parking infractions, with no points added to drivers’ driving records.

The city plans to install about 30 red light cameras over the next five years.

Cold Showers Could Bring Snowflakes

Showers turn colder today across Pennsylvania, with snowflakes possible in some areas as temperatures drop.

The best chance of wet snow is in the Lehigh Valley and Northeast, where Allentown has about a 70% chance of precipitation and a high near 39, while Scranton may stay in the mid-30s.

Philadelphia should see mostly rain, with highs in the low 40s. Temperatures rebound into the upper 50s and low 60s by the middle of next week.

Teacher Shares Elk Harvest With Class

Carlisle High School teacher Joshua Knisely turned his 582-pound elk harvest into a lesson for his 11th- and 12th-grade emotional support students.

Knisely was one of just 155 hunters drawn for a Pennsylvania elk license this year, out of about 47,000 applicants, he said.

Before the hunt, his class watched a Game Commission video on the history of the state’s elk herd and the conservation work that helped it recover.

Afterward, Knisely and his students spent Veterans Day cooking elk burgers, with seniors pitching in to clean, set plates, and prepare sauces.

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Unknown Number Calling? It’s Not Random

The BBC caught scam call center workers on hidden cameras as they laughed at the people they were tricking. One worker bragged about making $250k from victims. The disturbing truth? Scammers don’t pick phone numbers at random. They buy your data from brokers.

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Around Pennsylvania

➤ Statewide: Ticks remain active into November thanks to unusually warm fall weather, and adult ticks are especially likely to carry Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses. (More)

➤ Butler County: An 85-year-old woman was struck and killed by two vehicles on Whitestown Road while crossing to get her mail Saturday. (More)

➤ Philadelphia: The Tacony-Palmyra Bridge reopened last night, hours after a cargo ship struck it. No one was hurt, and one lane remains closed for sidewalk repairs. (More)

➤ Also Philadelphia: New city restrictions ban high-potency kratom, sales of kratom to anyone under 21, and hemp products that don’t meet federal definitions. Violators face fines. (More)

➤ Delaware County: Chester’s receiver says the bankrupt city must close a $45.7 million gap in 2027, mostly past-due pension payments, to exit Chapter 9 bankruptcy. (More)

➤ Lancaster: United will add twice-daily flights between Lancaster and Washington-Dulles starting in March and increase service to Chicago O’Hare. (More)


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Pennsylvania Sports

➤ The Philadelphia Phillies’ Zack Wheeler was named National League Comeback Player of the Year after going 14-5 with a 3.00 ERA following surgery prompted by a blood clot near his right shoulder. (More)

➤ Longtime Pittsburgh Steelers coach Dick Hoak, a former Pro Bowl running back who won five Super Bowl rings, has died at 86. (More)

➤ Pitt, ranked second nationally in run defense, will host 4-5 Florida State tonight on Senior Day as the Panthers try to stay alive in the ACC title race. (More)

➤ Unbeaten Penn-Trafford hosts Thomas Jefferson tonight in a WPIAL Class 5A quarterfinal, the programs’ first-ever meeting. (More)

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Pennsylvania Business

➤ Uber launched parking reservations in Philadelphia and 14 other cities, using SpotHero’s network of 13,000 garages and lots after acquiring the company in February. (More)

➤ Penn State’s trustees are moving toward selling the Penn State York campus to York College of Pennsylvania for $7.4 million, keeping it in educational use. (More)

➤ The Lititz Weis Markets on Broad Street, damaged in July storms, celebrated its reopening Thursday with a ribbon-cutting after a complete redesign. (More)

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Et Cetera

➤ Coca-Cola’s Holiday Caravan rolls through Pennsylvania Nov. 18-22, with product samples, exclusive merchandise, and holiday photo ops at stops across the state. (More)

➤ This weekend in Pittsburgh brings a rare exhibit of late painter Jeannine C. Meiksin’s work, a Jane Austen-inspired holiday play, and the Three Rivers Film Festival’s final weekend. (See Details)

➤ Cosmic Baseball brings neon uniforms, glowing gear, and blacklight effects to Citizens Bank Park on July 10, 2027. Tickets are available through an online lottery. (More)

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➤ New housing data suggests holiday-season closings may give buyers their smallest price markup of the entire year. (Hear Details)

➤ Spain’s first general strike in 14 years has escalated into street clashes just weeks before national elections. (Listen Now)

  

The Poll

Have you ever eaten elk or venison?

  1. Yes, I love it
  2. Yes, not for me
  3. No, but I’d try it
  4. Not interested

Yesterday’s Results:

Would you pay to tour other people’s holiday-decorated homes?

  1. No, not interested: 68%
  2. Yes, I love decor: 17%
  3. Maybe if I were bored: 15%
Pennsylvania Trivia

After Pennsylvania’s native elk were wiped out in the 1800s, the state brought them back with elk shipped in from which national park?

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