Late-Arriving Mail-In Ballots Count In Pennsylvania, For Now
Late-arriving ballots will be counted separately for the sake of "effective and clear election administration in Pennsylvania."
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Late-arriving ballots will be counted separately for the sake of "effective and clear election administration in Pennsylvania."
Officials say at this point, you should drop off a mail-in ballot rather than putting it in the mail to make sure it's received by Election Day.
Earlier this week, Pennsylvania set single-day records for new coronavirus cases.
The bill was introduced after the protests in May when police used tear gas to disperse protests on Interstate-676.
Even though there is no curfew for Thursday night, both Mayor Jim Kenney and Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw are urging people to remain home unless absolutely necessary.
The police killing of Walter Wallace Jr. has shined a light on mental illness, and the challenges faced by authorities in dealing with it.
The Eagles' safety is bringing a party atmosphere to Election Day.
Expect a washout throughout Thursday with periods of heavy rain.
Since the start of the pandemic, more than 202,000 Pennsylvanians have tested positive for the virus.
It's not clear if anyone was hurt.
More than half of the stores in a Northeast Philadelphia strip mall were vandalized overnight.
Officials say the tractor-trailer was heading northbound near Academy Road around 10:45 a.m. when it crashed into the median.
Philadelphia police are investigating after a stick of dynamite was found outside a home in Lawncrest.
A welcomed pattern change is on the horizon just in time for Election Day.
The van was found on North 19th Street and the Ben Franklin Parkway.
