Hour 1 of The Dawn Stensland Show:
- Local News Headlines/News Rundown
- A Pennsylvania appellate court has struck down the state’s 2019 universal mail-in voting law—explaining, that in order to implement universal mail-in ballots “a constitutional amendment must be presented to the people.” The decision is expected to be appealed.
- On Thursday, Philadelphia leaders gathered to reflect upon the findings of the city’s 100 Shooting Review Committee. A newly released 194-page report, which took 18-months to compile, suggests that the majority of suspected shooters had been previously arrested or had witnessed gun violence prior to victimizing others.
- To address concerns about on-campus safety, Temple University has announced that former Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey will perform a safety audit of the school and its surrounding area.
- On Friday, thousands of friends, family, and community members gathered at St. Patrick’s Cathedral to mourn the loss of New York City Police Officer Jason Rivera. Officer Rivera was shot and killed in Harlem last week.
