Plus 56 food recalls affected Pennsylvania since food-safety legislation hit a roadblock in Congress, and Joe Biden handed out hot dogs on the Colbert Report last night, all in our morning news roundup.
First came news that the market was applying for its own liquor license, and no it's accepting reservations.
Wine sales during the pilot program surpassed projections by 20 to 30 percent.
The application for a liquor license is certainly the sign that something big is happening.
Plus pretzel makers Snyder's of Hanover Inc. plan to merge with Lance Inc., and a proposed lobstering ban gets nixed.
Plus calorie counting may not be perfect at restaurants, and eating garlic and asparagus can alter body scents permanently, all in our morning news roundup.
The Coalition of Restaurant Owners for Liquor Control Fairness officially filed suit against PLCB in Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas.
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church stepped in to be the event's permit holder.
Catch up on the latest on the bar raid fallout
A bar raid called in by a "concerned citizen" raises some eyebrows
Not everyone's thrilled about the proposed sale of beer in supermarkets
A Republican state senator is attempting to reform PA beer laws
