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Today in Pa. Daily Podcast | July 29, 2025
Authorities are monitoring a new disease spread by mosquitoes. One municipal lawmaker describes Pittsburgh’s car fleet, which will be the subject of an annual report, as a “hot mess.” Here’s why occasionally elevated bacterial levels are observed in state parks. Meet the inaugural Pittsburgh Walk of Fame inductees as well.
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In the most recent episode of Today in Pa., a daily weekday podcast hosted by Claudia Dimuro on PennLive.com, we discuss those stories. The goal of Today in Pennsylvania is to provide you with the most significant and fascinating stories about Pennsylvania that will help you understand what is actually going on in the state today.
The articles mentioned in today’s episode are as follows:
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Jamestown Canyon: Pennsylvania officials tracking new mosquito-borne virus
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Hot mess : Dire state of Pittsburgh s city fleet prompts annual report on upkeep
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What s causing the high bacteria levels in Pa. state park swimming areas? We asked an expert
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1st inductees named to Pittsburgh Walk of Fame
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