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

A team of researchers from Penn State believe they’ve discovered a unique subspecies of fish in the Susquehanna.

These ice cream joints in Pennsylvania are the creameries de la creme, according to Yelp.

A now ex-correctional officer was charged after giving drugs to an inmate. State lawmakers want to boost gun violence prevention funding by over 30 percent. One wildlife expert says that a rescued golden eagle didn’t need to be euthanized. Plus, the Pittsburgh Zoo has a new resident and, man, is he cute.

A man accused of stealing thousands of dollars’ worth of sports memorabilia has been arrested. The White House has just placed a county in Pennsylvania on a list of “High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas.” An alligator was spotted in a creek. And researchers make a jaw-dropping discovery.

An agency has voted to make reporting details on infant deaths and injuries optional for hospitals. One county must now provide autopsy reports to journalists and the general public thanks to a recent ruling. A township’s residents are being warned to be on the lookout for a coyote that’s either sick or injured. Lastly, birdwatchers got quite the treat when a bird typically seen in subtropical climates made an appearance in one area of the state.

The state AG’s office has filed a lawsuit against a headstone company that reportedly “took advantage of grieving Pennsylvanians.” Pennsylvania is seeing its principals leave schools at a record rate. Those ordering specialty wines and spirits off of the new version of the PLCB’s ordering system may run into some difficulty. And if Philadelphia was a chip, it’d taste like…a roast pork sandwich?

State police seized about $14 million worth of drugs in the second quarter of this year. Meanwhile, PHL reportedly saw the most flight cancellations and delays out of any other airport in the country on Sunday. Dauphin County can now boast it has 20,000 acres of preserved farmland (and 208 farms, too). Lastly, it’s off to the races for these…camels and ostriches?

Philadelphia has spent up to $70,000 to remove graffiti so far for this year. Meanwhile, there are actual snakes in the grass in this one township. Customs officials seized two rather unusual shipments. Finally, a horse with a name joins the Lancaster City Police.

A former Penn State Abington assistant teaching professor is suing the school, claiming he was discriminated against for being white. Underage drinkers are consuming beverages like alcopops and “borgs,” among others. More schools have joined a nationwide civil lawsuit against social media companies. And come on Barbies, let’s go party.

Younger generations are thinking about moving out of Pennsylvania due to factors such as high taxes and the cost of living. Pittsburgh is now selling its own officially licensed apparel. The state Game Commission wants you to report on any wild turkey you see. Finally, a colonial “dive bar” will reopen its doors.