NAME CHANGE: Two years after it was shuttered over a sprawling child abuse scandal, Glen Mills Schools is looking to reopen under a new name, Clock Tower Schools, The Inquirer reports. Lawmakers and advocates are calling for the state to reject the application. A 2019 Inquirer investigation revealed decades of systemic abuses and cover-ups.
 
HOME STRESS: When regulators forced the relocation of roughly 100 families from troubled Pittsburgh public housing, the families were given "Section 8" vouchers and weeks to find new homes. A new study examines the voucher limitations they encountered and the impacts of dislocation, even for those who wound up better off, via WESA. 

NEW ROLE: After stepping down as Philadelphia's health commissioner over revelations that he ordered the disposal of victim remains from the city's bombing of a Black liberation group's rowhouse, Thomas Farley has a new gig with Washington, D.C.'s health department. Black Lives Matter DC decried the hire and called Farley a "monster," WHYY reports.

FULL APPROVAL: Lawmakers in the state House have unanimously approved an investigation into whether Schuylkill County Commissioner George Halcovage Jr. should be removed from office over allegations of sexual misconduct, the Times News reports. A similar push is underway in the state Senate. Halcovage has refused to resign.

NO CREDIT: Nearly 14,000 children in Philadelphia are at risk of not getting payments under President Joe Biden's expanded child tax credit because their guardians don't regularly file taxes, Keystone Crossroads reports. Advocates have warned the historic anti-poverty measure isn't reaching many with the deepest needs.

NIMBY TV: A York County farmer opposed to a transmission line project on his property was called an electrical grid obstructionist — and worse — on national television by HBO's John Oliver. Farmer Tim Jordan told York Daily Record he has bigger fish to fry. The paper also reports that the project Oliver casts as essential isn't, at least according to state regulators.

RAW DEAL: An attorney for a Lancaster County farmer embroiled in a long-running legal fight with the feds over food safety laws wants off the case, citing the client's involvement with anti-government extremists, per LNP.

IN JEOPARDY: Congrats to Dane Reighard, whose three-night run on "Jeopardy!" has come to an end — but not without first fulfilling the Johnstown native's childhood dream, The Tribune-Democrat reports.

LAKE EFFECT: Somerset Lake has been dry since 2017, when it was drained to allow a leaky dam to be repaired. Now, the Daily American reports the water is set to rise again — with fishing close behind.

RED ALERT: The pride of Reading, superstar Taylor Swift, is re-recording her first six albums to regain control of her master recordings after their contested sale. Her latest, a new version of 2012's Red album, is out today.