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

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Utility services can now be interrupted again as of today since the state’s moratorium on shutoffs has officially been lifted. Restrictions placed on deer farms in order to mitigate the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD) has those in the industry worried. A tornado touched down in Bucks County last week. Finally, the state’s oldest-living wild turkey—ever—has been found.

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PennLive’s outdoor expert, Marcus Schneck, dives deep into this “Today in Pa.” special episode with regards to trout season ahead of the 2022 opener, during which he’ll explain to host Claudia Dimuro—who’s totally clueless—Pennsylvania’s relationship with trout fishing; the technique behind it; and what makes it so al-luring.

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State police are keeping a sharp eye out for aggressive drivers. Chaos ensued after a woman drove over a fire hose. This cold snap may keep Philadelphia’s cherry blossoms from going into a full bloom. Plus, a historic train makes it rounds once again this summer.

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YouTube has removed a video of Republican candidates running for Pennsylvania governor speaking during a forum, citing misinformation. A string of grave robberies has left a number of plots without vases. Trader Joe’s has at last opened in Cumberland County. And a casino deals a local youth football association a helping hand.

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A bill that would provide more transparency as to how E-ZPass doles out charges has advanced in the Pennsylvania House. Another bill wants to put whole milk back on the menu in school cafeterias. There’s a winter advisory in place today through 2 p.m. thanks to the sleet and freezing rain we’re supposed to get. Plus, Pennsylvania’s home to one of the best food trucks in America.

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Some Pennsylvania lawmakers are looking to establish a state fund to help low-income households pay for home repairs. One metro area saw the steepest natural population decline out of any in the country. Nearly a dozen more counties have been added to Pennsylvania’s spotted lanternfly quarantine zone. Lastly, a local farm’s cheese is recognized as being one of the world’s best.

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Pennsylvania is the only state where municipal cops can’t use radar for speed enforcement, something which two new bills want to change. The threat of ticks and mosquitos is expected to be high this spring. March Madness could very well help Philly’s hospitality industry. Finally, a city in Pennsylvania was crowned as one of the top five best spots for pizza.

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Nurses throughout the state are fighting their way through thick red tape to get licensed. A couple in Pittsburgh has been accused of harassing and threatening their Russian neighbor. The number of harvested deer was down in 2021. And Harrisburg is now home to a first-of-its-kind 5G pole.

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