Headlines:
• Pa. Senate GOP hires firm for 'forensic' election probe: Iowa consulting firm Envoy Sage will be paid up to $270,000 for the review. A related subpoena seeking comprehensive information on all state voters remains tied up in litigation. (Source: AP)
• Pa. roads rated poorly: The Reason Foundation's annual Highway Report ranked Pennsylvania 39th for road conditions and cost effectiveness, and as low as 46th in structurally sound bridges. (Source: CBS 21)
• Neighbors mourn slain Vicosa girls: A vigil honored Giana and Aaminah Vicosa, ages 7 and 6, slain after their father abducted them earlier this month. (Source: Fox 43)
• Rent-to-own companies ordered to transfer 285 homes to occupants: The ruling is the outcome of an Allegheny County Commonwealth Court case, which has been appealed. Plaintiffs alleged the companies engaged in deceptive and unlawfully made consumers liable for homes' habitability. (Source: Capital Star)
• National/world roundup: More than 90% of federal workers vaccinated by today's deadline. (Source: AP) 5 dead, 40 injured in Wisconsin when SUV plows into parade. (Source: CNN) 80 thieves loot a California Nordstrom. (Source: NPR) Haitan gang releases two missionaries. (Source: UPI) In interview with Tucker Carlson, Kyle Rittenhouse says he supports Black Lives Matter. (Source: CBS News | AP)
