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

The Philadelphia area has seen over 20 Rite Aids close over the past year with potentially more closures to come. Airbnbs and other rental properties will have to undergo inspection and get permits in Pittsburgh. One newspaper’s CEO is pushing for local news’ fair compensation. Lastly, these are the best spots to be a ghost in.

York County has had the highest amount of murder-suicides it’s ever seen. Pennsylvania has joined a multi-state lawsuit against Amazon. “Leaf advisers” are here for all your fall foliage needs. Speaking of which, these towns are “stunning spots” as for as leaf peeping goes.

Despite recent events, a new analysis has found that Pennsylvania doesn’t see jailbreaks all too frequently. Luzerne County officials are posed to discuss the area’s over $191 million in outstanding debt. Someone stole a bunch of hornets. And an icon turns five.

Advocates plan to denounce Norristown at next month’s U.N. meeting for allegedly “criminalizing” homelessness. About 60 percent of state residents are paying above the average rent price from just two years ago. Fall season means spider season. Finally, these are Pennsylvania’s “supernatural hotspots.”

Penn Medicine hired a now former senior director who — a cursory Google search shows — had a “long and complex criminal history.” State government officials are exploring the potential use of AI. An Australian company plans to invest about $500 million into the state. And there’s a new baby alpaca in town.

State data shows how thousands of children in Pennsylvania are impacted by drugs throughout the state. Officials are pointing fingers after a suspect in a $1.6 million drug case was released. Eagles fans are looking at their new kelly green merch sideways, mostly because they have to. Lastly, a beloved pretzel comes home.

Drivers are being warned of a “pump switching” scam. The Mütter Museum is making changes based on what some believe is an ethical review while others believe is a watering down of medical history. Officials claim that state traffic camera programs have shown a decrease in both speeding an death. And they were gone in the mink of an eye.

Multiple shootings have left six dead in one weekend in Philadelphia. Reckless stunt driving continues to be a (rather troubling) trend in in the city, too. Some Clorox products will be in short supply following a cyberattack. Lastly, if you want to peep at some leaves, here’s where to go.

Artwork believed to be stolen during the Holocaust has been seized from a museum. One area struggling with a low inventory of homes for sale is grappling with what’s known as the “golden handcuff” problem. Casinos had their best-ever July nationwide. Plus, Pennsylvanians got an A+ for their pajamas.

You would have to make this much annually if you were to be called “middle class” in Pennsylvania. Some officials are calling to renew a statute for 911 call center fees. New research has found that spotted lanternflies actually don’t pose any long-term damage to trees. And there was no try, only do for this pooch in capturing Danelo Cavalcante.