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

The amount of Pennsylvanians moving to Florida has greatly accelerated over the past decade or so. The state’s business tax climate is staunchly “ok” when compared to other states. An airport is expected to be one of the busiest in the U.S. during the holidays. Lastly, after seven years, this dog gets a forever home.

A worker at a pizza shop fired a gun back at two would-be robbers, killing one of them. An orthopedic health care network sued an ex-CEO that originally sued them. Convictions for people who drove past school bus stop arms are up by almost 50 percent, according to new statistics. Also, it’s a beautiful day in the real estate market.

Tyson has recalled nearly 30,000 pounds of its popular fun-shaped chicken nuggets. The first stage of the I-95 rebuild after that massive fire is almost done. The American Ornithological Society has announced its plans to rename a number of bird species, some of which can be found in Pennsylvania. And a Jersey couple said “I do” during an Eagles tailgate.

The FBI office in Pittsburgh is warning people that violent groups are targeting kids online. Also in Pittsburgh, public schools will adopt “anti-racist math” instruction. The ACLU wants a borough to get rid of its social gathering ordinance. Lastly, a student scored way more than just a half-court shot.

Victims involved in the Fern Hollow Bridge collapse are clashing with officials over records that may shed more light on the incident. Business owners in Philadelphia express what they want out of the city’s next mayor. It’s the end of an era for SEPTA. Also, did you know the U.S.’s oldest photo was taken in Pennsylvania?

The state House is willing to fund state-related schools, but under one condition. Towing companies are finding themselves paying more when dealing with electric vehicles. Say, can you sing? And this school has you seeing double — literally.

Business owners in Pittsburgh are growing wearing of what they’re calling the “revolving door of justice” as Mayor Gainey clashes with Allegheny County DA Steve Zappala over crime. In the same vein, one official in Philly is calling for stronger law enforcement in Kensington. There’s a video of vegans expressing how much they’ve missed meat, although don’t buy it for a second. Lastly, this is Pennsylvania’s favorite domestic beer.

One of the men involved in that Ohio fishing tournament scandal is facing new charges. A “disorderly” man got in trouble at the Steelers game on Sunday for swinging a towel around. Unmarked graves in Gettysburg are set to get headstones. Also, this is one of the best cities for Halloween.

Business owners in Philadelphia are still feeling the impact of the looting which took place last month. A proposal would fine the parents of school bullies. Weis has ended its pay-for-a-cart pilot program. Finally, a bear was caught with some donuts.

Chester’s been taking Philly’s trash, and residents are not happy about it. Experts in Pittsburgh are saying that the growing trend of corporations buying up homes is “happening nationwide.” This program wants lawns to become meadows. And here’s a question: “How do you kill something that’s undead?”