Today in PA | A PennLive daily news briefing with Claudia Dimuro

A new stop-and-frisk policy that would require for cops to document why they’re stopping and searching someone has advanced in Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania’s—as well as the rest of the country’s—public school enrollment has dropped. The sun’ll come out tomorrow. Finally, did you know you can get free sunscreen at most state parks this summer?

The youngest member of the “Greensburg Six” has been resentenced for a third time. A newly approved amendment will allow camping in Pittsburgh’s parks (under certain conditions, of course). The state Game Commission would like to let you know that—if you see a baby animal you think is orphaned—it probably isn’t. And it was an odd day in the neigh-borhood after people spotted a horse wandering around Philly.

As summer gets unofficially underway, so, too, does Pennsylvanian wildlife’s more summer-esque activities.

This Memorial Day weekend, be sure to take a sip of the “Adapt and Overcome: Danger Zone Pale Ale,” a Pennsylvania-brewed craft beer that’s made by veterans, for veterans.

After getting inspired by Penn Hills School District’s recent announcement of such a rule, one lawmaker wants to see a statewide ban on students’ cellphone use in schools. Philadelphians will soon learn whether or not their city will be one of three hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Allentown has lowered its age requirement for part-time and seasonal work. Plus, Pennsylvania’s longest-married couple celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary this week.

More fentanyl was seized throughout the state during the first three months of this year than the entirety of 2021. A former museum curator is suing several Pennsylvania-based news outlets over claims of defamation. One city has a rather creative way of handling all those illegal ATVs and dirt bikes plaguing roads. Finally, this city’s been ranked amongst the best when it comes to Father’s Day activities.

There’s going to be a new Streets unit in Philadelphia whose goal is to more effectively tackle potholes, among other things. Drivers in Aspinwall, be sure to be more mindful: the borough recently upped parking fines. One county is conducting a study which focuses on boosting broadband internet service access across the region. And Pennsylvania officially gets its own cocktail for summer 2022.

Nearly a third of Pennsylvania’s municipalities are shrinking. A Pittsburgh-based energy company is warning residents that rising temperatures may cause power outages. Comcast is expanding its services in two of the state’s counties. Lastly, hats off to Bryce Harper for this now-viral moment.

A study has found Pennsylvania’s favorite emoji and, thank God, it’s actually a pretty upbeat one.

The good news is, one city in Pennsylvania has been ranked amongst the very best for college basketball fans in the United States. The bad news is, well…another’s amongst the worst.