• Supreme Court rules in favor of Lancaster County postal worker: Ruling 9-0 in a case brought by Quarryville postal worker Gerald Groff, the court raised the threshold for an employer to deny a religious accommodation request. (Source: WITF | LNP)
• Air quality concerns persist: Pennsylvania remains under a Code Orange air quality alert due to Canadian wildfire smoke, and a Code Red declaration is possible. (Source: WGAL)
• NTSB releases preliminary report on I-95 collapse: The National Transportation Safety Board says driver Nathan Moody lost control of his tanker truck on an exit ramp. (Source: NBC 10)
• Majority approve of Gov. Shapiro’s job performance: A Quinnipiac University survey of voters found that 74% approved of Shapiro’s response to the I-95 collapse and 53% view his tenure positively overall. (Source: ABC 27)
• Gettysburg commemorates battle’s 160th anniversary: The July 1-3, 1863, battle at Gettysburg was the turning point in the Civil War. (Source: Fox 43)
• Nation/world: Supreme Court rejects affirmative action. (Source: Washington Post) At least 13 dead in Texas heat wave. (Source: ABC News) Unrest continues in France. (Source: AP) Record July 4 traffic expected. (Source: NPR) Hunter Biden settles child support case. (Source: USA Today) Trump, DeSantis to speak at Moms for Liberty gathering in Philadelphia. (Source: AP)
