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You are here: Home / Archive JRT / Journalists Roundtable — April 22nd

This week on Journalists Roundtable, we turn our attention to stories happening both in Pennsylvania and outside. The PennDOT bridge tolling plan continues to evoke ire from legislative Republicans, and we will take a look at what comes out of the Senate Transportation hearing on Wednesday. Lt. Gov. Fetterman staged a 4/20 rally for marijuana legalization, which is in the news following New York and Virginia both agreeing to legalize. President Biden has begun releasing his initial offers as part of his wide-ranging plan on American infrastructure, which will be a huge focus of attention in the coming months.

Joining host Todd Abele this week will be: J.D. Prose of the USA Today Network, Dennis Owens of ABC27, and Justin Sweitzer of the PLS Reporter.

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