Mail-Vote Fight in Court: Nevada AG Aaron Ford won a preliminary injunction blocking USPS rules that would have forced states to seek federal approval for ballot and return-envelope designs and use a new USPS tracking portal—an effort Pennsylvania and other states challenged ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms. Measles and Politics Collide: Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. acknowledged a Lancaster County infant’s death was caused by measles, after earlier reporting said he pushed CDC to remove two Pennsylvania deaths from the national tally—fueling a renewed dispute over how outbreaks are counted and communicated. Public Safety in Philly Area: A stabbing on I-476 triggered a chase, an officer-involved crash, and a Villanova shelter-in-place as police say the suspect was armed with a gun and knife before being captured. State Education Push: Bloomsburg Area School District students got free, healthy breakfasts with state education and agriculture officials highlighting continued universal breakfast funding in Gov. Shapiro’s budget. Land Conservation Win: A Pennsylvania couple’s 78.3-acre purchase was permanently protected via a conservation easement, stopping plans for 88 houses and 21 condos and expanding a preserved corridor. Labor Day Local Color: A roundup of Labor Day history and observances in Yakima, plus community remembrance items tied to the 25th anniversary of 9/11.