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The latest round of Pennsylvania campaign finance disclosures revealed that backers have spent millions on ads in key state Senate and row office races, including for attorney general.

Also, Crafton, a suburb of Pittsburgh, could soon update its zoning code and permit a wider range of housing options if approved by its Planning Commission and council. Residents are worried it could change the feel of the area and affect property values.

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