TODAY'S STORIES

For Cuomo, NY State Fair Visit Gets Personal
Gov. Andrew Cuomo made his yearly visit to the New York State Fair yesterday. Between the sausage sandwiches and glad-handing, the Democrat made one stop that was profoundly personal.

PA Activist Seeking Who Passed Along Porn Gets New Angle
An activist who has crusaded for a year to learn who exchanged pornographic e-mails within the state Office of Attorney General says he might be about to make headway - thanks to public comments made by Kathleen Kane herself.

Opt-Out Letter Circulates Among New York Parents
New York's school administrators are closely watching a letter campaign that’s taking place in the days before school starts that could lead to even more children opting out of state standardized tests. 

Region Up For Million Of State Dollars In Two Big Contests
Leaders from across the Southern Tier are choosing which economic development projects to pitch for millions of dollars in state money. 

Vaccine Rules Change For NY Students
New rules for school vaccines in New York take effect September 1. The updates impact students entering kindergarten through seventh grade.

ON THIS MORNING

On Point From NPR
A new Netflix series Narcos takes on the story of the rise of the "King of Cocaine"Pablo Escobar. We'll look at drug trafficking then and now.

Guests: 
José Padilha, Brazilian film director, producer and screenwriter who created the Netflix series, “Narcos.” He also directed “Elite Squad,” “Elite Squad: The Enemy Within” and the 2014 remake of “RoboCop.”

Sam Quinones, a freelance journalist who reported for the Los Angeles Times from 2004 to 2014. He is the author of “Dreamland: The True Tale of America’s Opiate Epidemic” and “Antonio’s Gun and Delfino’s Dream: True Tales of Mexican Migration.” (@samquinones7)

September 2, 11:00am | WSQX RADIO

ON TONIGHT

All Things Considered From NPR
There was a party in a Baltimore women's wear shop last weekend. The store celebrated it's re-opening four months after being damaged in the riot that followed the death of Freddie Gray. With the help of the city and their own hard work, merchants are not giving up on their city. Rebuilding Baltimore this afternoon during All Things Considered from NPR News.

September 2, 4:00pm | WSKG RADIO