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

PPL Electric’s price to compare is going up. Tens of thousands of Wawa-branded products have been recalled. The end of daylight saving time is night. And this woman is believed to be North America’s oldest living person.

What authorities have deemed the “Bad Bunny” drug ring has been broken up. An ex-county commissioner gave a former classmate of his almost $2 million in contracts for a solar farm. Pennsylvania- and Jersey-based newspapers will cease their print operations. Plus, you can smell like Philly with these new perfumes.

Speed cameras will keep an “unblinking eye” on motorists in this area of Philadelphia soon. Pennsylvania is investing millions to support the expansion of Mitsubishi Electric Power Products Inc. Here’s what the weather’s going to be like for Halloween tomorrow. Lastly, the state has a new old-growth forest.

A scientist at Penn State was banned from conducting research after “unreliable data” was found in several of her scientific papers. School members convened behind closed doors after protestors crashed their meeting, and now there’s a debate over whether or not their actions were legal. The state DEP has reduced its permit backlog by nearly 70 percent. And if you’re looking to stay at a hotel for its ghosts rather than its continental breakfast, here’s a few cities as suggestions.

In the 19th century, a young sheep herder was tending to her flock when she noticed a strange man watching her from afar. Around the same time, sheep were getting picked off one by one by some great, lumbering beast. Needless to say, it didn’t take too long for people to suspect the stranger of being a werewolf. 

A man from Pennsylvania is officially the world’s top pumpkin grower.

A bill would implement a tracker which would follow rape kits through the testing process. A school district has launched an AI gun-detection system. Drivers in bike lanes could soon get fined in this city. Lastly, the most popular legend in Pennsylvania is actually based in truth.

A judge — who’s been in this position before — is under fire following a fatal stabbing. Cracks in an airport parking garage are a cause of concern for a number of people despite assurances that these worries are “utterly unfounded.” Farms are struggling amidst this drought. And you, Pennsylvania, sure are generous with Halloween candy.

A teen was fatally shot in Harrisburg for the third time in as many months. A man’s child sexual abuse material case has been dismissed due to a 1981 Supreme Court opinion. Lower-priced new cars are becoming more popular. Finally, here are some pumpkin-carving tips from a pro.

Schools in Pennsylvania may soon have a list of “evidence-based” reading curricula to choose from. SEPTA riders are objecting to the upcoming fare hikes. The state’s ban on fortune-telling may get nixed in the near future. And about hundreds of mink were released from a farm over the weekend.