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

Residents in Bucks County are still looking for answers about nine months after that jet fuel leak. A plant in Homer City will get preliminary air quality approval from the DEP. The state’s tourism industry generated billions last year. Finally, this accent is apparently one of America’s “most trustworthy.”

A lot of gamblers in Pennsylvania are finding the state’s self-ban program to be flawed. York County authorities have rolled out a new system for crime victims. It’s the “Immaculate Collection.” And it ended up being nothing to get hiss-terical about.

In this AI world we now live in, teachers in Pennsylvania and across the country are asking themselves what constitutes cheating. A new curfew is shutting a lot of businesses in Philadelphia down at night. The turnpike has unveiled some new equipment. Lastly, Walmart said “Later, gator.”

A township has passed a helmet requirement for e-bike riders under 16 following the death of a child. This bill wants “belly rubs and squeaky toys” over animal testing. Sheetz is warning customers that this candy is about to get pricier. Also, more “livers of the rivers” are appearing in certain waterways.

The state Supreme Court will determine whether or not Uber users waive their right to a trial when they sign up for the app. Scammers are tricking people with bogus ads. Three of Pennsylvania’s metro areas are amongst those suffering the worst from housing shortages. Lastly, a 9/11 memorial will host a remembrance ceremony on today’s anniversary.

Truckers in Pennsylvania are grappling with a lack of parking spaces. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh is fighting a lawsuit concerning the Fern Hollow Bridge collapse. A rollercoaster was stopped mid-ride. And “The Hippie Meathead” has one shell of a goal.

The number of crashes that occurred over Labor Day weekend went up this year in comparison to last. A few areas are seeing people delist their homes. There was a tornado the other day. Lastly, this historic covered bridge — one of the country’s oldest – is getting some upgrades.

Philadelphia, according to Mayor Cherelle Parker, is the first local government in the U.S. to launch a system to mitigate deed theft. Hunting isn’t usually permitted in national parks, but this’ll be an exception. This year’s expected to be a prime leaf-peeping one. Plus, probably took him over three just to make it to 20 miles.

An online grocer that owes farmers thousands of dollars has filed for bankruptcy. Pennsylvania is seeing more people homeschool their kids, and it’s something that can’t be “[attributed] to the pandemic anymore.” There’s a cold front a-comin’. Also, a tech issue left some baseball fans watching a game in Spanish.

A South Korean industrial behemoth has unveiled its plans for the Philly Shipyard. The bus driver shortage isn’t just a state issue, according to the president of the Pennsylvania School Bus Association. One county’s library system faces “some tough decisions” due to a lack of state funding. Plus, it’s Extended Trout Season.