• Legislators not sold on tax credit for essential workers: Gov. Shapiro’s proposal for targeted tax credits for police, nurses and teachers appears unlikely to become law. (Source: Spotlight PA)
• Home rule could change Lancaster’s tax structure: Under a home rule charter, the city would likely raise its earned income tax and realty transfer tax rates. (Source: LNP)
• Local refugee needs heart transplant: Chantha Reth has been in and out of Penn Medicine Hospital for more than a year since his diagnosis. (Source: CBS 21)
• Group fighting hate crimes partners with mental health organizations: The coalition, Uniting to Prevent Targeted Violence, hopes to deter individuals at risk of committing violence. It operates in Adams, Dauphin, Franklin, and York counties. (Source: WITF)
• SACA celebrates 50 years: Carlos Graupera founded the Spanish American Civic Association in 1973 Graupera, 72, established SACA with the help of Catholic Social Services. (Source: LNP)
• Nation/world: Manhunt expands for Texas shooter. (Source: USA Today) JPMorgan to take over First Republic Bank. (Source: ABC News) 1,000 Americans evacuated from Sudan. (Source: NPR) El Paso declares state of emergency over immigration. (Source: UPI) Trump seeks mistrial in Carroll lawsuit. (Source: CBS News) Workers worldwide hold May Day rallies. (Source: AP)
