Here are the stories we’re working on today. Our daily coverage can change at a moment’s notice, but this is what we have so far. If you know of any stories we should be working on, or can contribute to something we have listed here, drop an email to the reporter listed below or to news@yorkdispatch.com.

NEWS:

York County Commissioners approve new ag preservation program that allows people to donate land. Reporter: Chris Kauffman. (ckauffman@yorkdispatch.com)

Court round-up. Reporter: Chris Kauffman. (ckauffman@yorkdispatch.com)

York City Council holding special meeting to talk about the police department leasing vehicles for detectives. Reporter: Erin James (ejames@yorkdispatch.com)

A coalition of prominent York County public and private entities release strategies for building a more vibrant downtown York. Reporter: Erin James (ejames@yorkdispatch.com)

Kids Count study releases county-by-county information. Reporter: Chelsea Shank (cshank@yorkdispatch.com)

OPINION:

Editorial: NCAA sanctions against Penn State were swift, severe and necessary.(pdelany@yorkdispatch.com)

SPORTS:

Larry Hicks column on Central League baseball’s Stoverstown on track for first championship game since 1976. (lhicks@yorkdispatch.com)

Spring Grove will play on the final day of the Region 4 American Legion Baseball Tournament. If Spring Grove wins both its games, it will win the regional title and advance to the state tournament. Reporter: Steve Heiser (sheiser@yorkdispatch.com)

Revs at Bridgeport Wednesday.

Susquehanna League round-up – 2 games.

Central League – Glen Rock at Dover.

YORK WEEKEND:

Stewartstown Summer Theatre presents “Big.”