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

Police are warning of a scam that uses a number matching that of their bureau. It’s going to cost more to fish next year. A state board lowered tax ratios used in property tax appeals. Lastly, the site where a historical battle began has been officially confirmed.

Claudia speaks with PennLive reporter John Luciew, who talks about the death of Ellen Greenberg, and the debate over whether her death was homicide or suicide.

There are eight breeders in Pennsylvania that made it onto this year’s “Horrible Hundred” list. More and more people are moving into rural parts of the state, resulting in these areas’ population growth. There’s only one Disney store left in the whole entire state. And a beer garden is offering a $700, gold-covered burger.

A man shot a bald eagle to death in Washington County. The state has reached a settlement coming in at millions of dollars with a “predatory” lending company. Over 20 breweries have teamed up to create a beer that benefits veterans. Plus, this man has given thousands of soldiers their “final goodbye.”

The Philadelphia Inquirer fell victim to a cyberattack over the weekend. A class action lawsuit against U.S. Steel has been certified. Look up — there’s going to be millions of birds flying over Pennsylvania in the coming weeks. Also, one city in the state is among the best for basketball fans while another is the worst.

A few state lawmakers believe a four-day workweek is the answer to the current labor shortage. The number of motorcyclists in Pennsylvania has been — and continues to — drop. You may eventually be able to pick up canned cocktails while grocery shopping. Lastly, a highway was left greener in an unexpected way.

Philadelphia residents have some trust issues with their tap water. Three baby ducks are saved from a storm drain. And “Today in Pa.” has its first-ever “Listening to Listeners” segment!

Doctors are still looking for more information on the effects of medical marijuana seven years after its legalization in Pennsylvania. Philadelphia’s homicide clearance rates are low, a trend seen nationally. What’s inside teddy bears could change. Finally, a new pastor in Philadelphia learns the true meaning of “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.”

A bag with Bob Marley on it — and over $400,000 in it — was seized at Philadelphia International Airport. Some experts say that the best way to keep juvenile crime down is by creating in-school youth courts run by students. The state’s RV industry is still going strong, even after the pandemic. Also, this college student is sneaking his way into success.

A man stole his ex-girlfriend’s cat and sent her various messages threatening to kill it. Two state lawmakers want to make parental consent a requirement for minors to use social media. One lucky Sheetz customer will get free gas for the rest of their lives. Finally, a woman visited all 50 states while battling cancer.