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

Pennsylvania has been impacted by an egg recall linked to the illnesses over nearly 100 people. A couple of state lawmakers think it’s high time that semiautomatic rifles can be used for hunting. Two people are significantly richer. Also, this college’s youngest student — ever — is eight years old.

A group of residents in Pittsburgh have voiced their concern over one of the city’s most highly-anticipated development projects. The coming of Big Data seems inevitable, so these townships have decided to take some steps in laying down some ground rules. What was once a beacon for young girls at the mall is closing over a dozen locations in Pennsylvania. Plus, paws for a moment and relax at this bar coming to York.

Following the death of her daughter, a woman is suing the maker of what’s called “gas station heroin.” One city’s water department is raising rates starting next week. The state has launched its first-ever digital trail database for almost 120 state parks. Lastly, she’s made a habit of fighting crime.

Pennsylvania and Jersey are asking tech companies to crack down on deepfake porn. SEPTA’s claims that it needs more funding are “bunk,” according to a new lawsuit. Companies sometimes tailor the prices of items based on consumer spending habits, and a bill is looking to ban that. Finally, the stamp of a Pittsburgh icon might get reissued.

Pennsylvania has joined the fight against “designer Xanax.” A pair of bills is looking to eliminate school property tax. The state saw the most electrical outages on record in decades last year. And the Keystone State is purportedly one of the best to live in.

This proposal — if passed — would ease the concealed carry permit application process. Every Rite Aid in the state has officially closed. The Pennsylvania Turnpike has expanded its payment options. Plus, this is reportedly Pennsylvania’s favorite ice cream.

As far as the rental market goes, this city in Pennsylvania is heating up.

Mothman is undoubtedly the cryptid of West Virginia. But the Mothman, the myth, the legend has also been sighted in Pennsylvania over the decades.

A number of high schools in Pennsylvania have just been ranked amongst some of the best around.

Health insurance costs might go up — on average — by almost 20 percent next year. Meanwhile, this is how Hurricane Erin will impact Pennsylvania. Building a new home costs a lot in the state. Lastly, Hawk Mountain has opened its fall migration season.