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Terrific rally. But your 401 k has taken a hit. I think election chaos is largely to blame, and well bring you that debate throughout the show today. Look at this, as of right now, well, we had a huge selloff yesterday, and heres where we stand this morning, were way down again. A hot more selling. More a lot more selling. More worries about a second wave in europe, and there has been an uptick in virus causes here. Look at this, the dow down maybe 160 points. Youre back to 26,500, s p down 25, and look at that nasdaq, 10,600, down 150 as of right now. Premarket. Were on it. And heres what you...

Even with a 6.8% property tax increase, Norwin School District will have to use $4.8 million of its reserves to balance a proposed $91 million budget for the 2024-2025 school year. If it foregoes the tax hike, the district would deplete its reserves from $9.7 million to $1.9 million to

Jackie Tustin was treated like family when she worked once a week at Roadman’s Country Living Shoppe in Unity. “This isn’t my full-time job. It’s my fun job,” she said. But she and a few other employees are out of work, at least for now, as a large fire Tuesday

Adam Halfill’s job description doesn’t include heavy lifting. But when Halfill reports to work Tuesday as the judge of elections at Greensburg Hose Company No. 3, he understands the job could involve the use of a little muscle. “Voters have to come down four or five steps to get into

NORTH IRWIN — U.S. Rep. Summer Lee stood with Republican and Democratic elected officials in Westmoreland County, holding an oversized check symbolizing federal dollars to rebuild a bridge, where behind her there was instead, a gaping hole. “We’re not just delivering asphalt and concrete,” Lee said in the small town