December 2, 2021
Woman attacked on SEPTA hours after anti-violence rally. Rioter sentenced for throwing concrete at occupied police vehicle. Roundabouts could be making Pennsylvania’s roads safer. Popular Pennsylvania doughnut chain a national favorite.
Today in PA | A PennLive daily news briefing with Claudia Dimuro
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Show Notes
A woman was beaten on a SEPTA train by a 12- and 13-year-old only hours after an anti-violence rally took place. A rioter was sentenced to federal prison for throwing concrete at an occupied police vehicle during the George Floyd protests last year. Some officials are saying that roundabouts are the key to making Pennsylvania’s roads safer. And a beloved Pennsylvania doughnut chain has been deemed a national favorite.
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