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

Apparently, according to a new study, a city in Pennsylvania one of the best in the U.S. for paranormal activity.

With summer (unofficially) underway now that Memorial Day is over, here’s Pennsylvania’s favorite cookout meal to chomp down on during the warmer months.

Eggflation is cracking slightly. A 150-ton “superload” is expected to cause traffic to slow today. Gettysburg plans on doing something special for the battle’s 160th anniversary in July. Plus, two Pennsylvania-grown accents are among the world’s top favorites.

A number of truck drivers are concerned over the lack of parking for them on Pennsylvania’s highways. Some state residents may be seeing a haze from a Canadian wildfire right now. Spring 2023’s last full moon will hang in the sky soon. Also, if you’re looking to sip on something this summer, maybe try the state’s official drink of the season.

A man arrested in one of the largest fentanyl seizures the state has ever seen has been sentenced. High school seniors took their prank just a little bit too far. The Jersey man who dumped over 500 pounds of pasta near a creek won’t face charges. And this museum is “something special.”

Cancer deaths have gone down in Pennsylvania. Teachers and education experts across the state are calling for financial literacy classes for students. Rail biking tours have become more and more popular. Finally, this beach is a well-kept secret.

As far as being superstitions goes, Pennsylvania is a state drawn to four-leaf clovers and knocking on wood to keep the bad juju away.

Pennsylvania has been ranked among the top 10 best states for a summer vacation.

Police will up their patrols at both campuses of a high school. One county will become the first in the state to regularly inspect its gun stores. Pittsburgh may have to take a closer look at its pools. And a bird thought to be extinct actually isn’t.

One county has found West Nile-positive mosquitoes, the first of 2023. Some Philly residents have taken combatting crime into their own hands — so to speak — and hired a private security firm. Pennsylvania’s elementary and middle schools may have to take chocolate milk off the menu, and dairy farmers aren’t happy about it. Plus, a teenager keeps up a family tradition — pole climbing.