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

A community college has reported they were hit by a cyberattack. A federally-backed plan could mean a nuclear revival in Pennsylvania. PHL has shut down one of its checkpoints. Also, this stadium’s ties to a bloody skirmish could very well mean it’s haunted.

A suspension on the state’s gas tax may be on the horizon amidst rising fuel costs. In other proposed tax news, a 52 percent tax on skill games has been brought forward. Things’ll get chilly again after this delightful taste of spring. Plus, a bunch of dip was randomly sent to multiple restaurants.

Drexel is going to offer students an accelerated pathway to becoming a doctor. The parent company of hundreds of radio stations — 21 of which are in Pennsylvania — has filed for bankruptcy. PPL has detailed is reliability investments for this year. Also, let’s hope it’s “Big money!” for this guy.

Flyers at Penn State stating “DEAD ICE AGENTS CAN’T KILL” with graphic imagery are still, according to an advocacy group, protected under free speech.The state has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to volunteer fire companies ahead of peak spring wildfire season. Someone’s $2.5 million richer. Plus, the USS Philadelphia wasn’t built in Philadelphia, so how’d it get the name?

A company spilled over a million gallons of drilling fluid into an abandoned coal mine. For the second time this year, a train carrying wine has derailed. Arnold Palmer Airport is looking for a second commercial carrier as Spirit Airlines cuts back service. And this guy almost missed the opportunity of a lifetime by overlooking an email. 

A recall on a popular Trader Joe’s food has been expanded. There’s a growing trend in hospitals statewide to start their own private police forces. The Pennsylvania Army National Guard will undergo a transition as part of a broader national initiative. Plus, this woman is participating in her 54th Philadelphia Flower Show. 

Measles cases in Pennsylvania are already on track to exceed last year’s number. GoFundMe has been accused of misconduct by Pennsylvania AG Dave Sunday along with over 20 others. One of the state’s largest newspapers is officially closing down. And a robotics company is giving NASA a hand (or wheel, rather). 

Aetna was fined by state insurance regulators for violations regarding mental health services. Kids are now guaranteed bathroom breaks in the School District of Philadelphia. According to its mayor, a mall’s redevelopment is “very active” at the moment. Finally, an update on those mini horses. 

A new law that battles boat blight has gone into effect, and it has some “real teeth behind it.” Officials have banned certain cars from major highways due to today’s winter storm. Pittsburgh has seen the lowest lead levels in its water supply ever. Plus, a Peep at a new Rita’s flavor. 

There’s a “Do Not Eat” advisory for the fish in creeks located in Franklin, Cumberland and Columbia counties. Some local lawmakers are looking to make a push for THC drinks in beer stores. The snow geese are coming. Finally, Philly CBP officers seized a shipment containing 4,000-year-old weapons.