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

A township has passed a motion that restricts where guns can be sold. Water levels in the Susquehanna watershed are reportedly low. A mobile September 11th museum will roll into one county. Plus, a very, very rare Corvette was featured at an auction last week.

An employee put needles in certain foods at a Giant in Lehigh County. People in one township are not a little irate over the almost $10,000 bill their commissioners racked up during a hotel retreat. A town is losing its only liquor store, but only for a little bit. Lastly — lions and tigers and beers, oh my!

Hundreds of people protested a transgender event hosted by the University of Pittsburgh on Tuesday. Over in Philadelphia, a pothole continues to fill with trash as officials try to figure out who’s responsible for fixing it. Pennsylvania is among the states that are the least impacted by dementia. Also, a mysterious noise woke a bunch of people up in York County the other day.

Pennsylvania, like the rest of the nation, wants to get “junk fees” under control. The pilot program for speed detection cameras in work zones ends this year, but PennDOT officials want to keep it around. The Lehigh River is one of America’s “most endangered.” Plus, he’s serving pizza — with a side of justice.

Pennsylvania is among the states that could see gas prices go up by as much as 40 cents in the coming weeks. A township may be the first in the state to build a “dog bone”-like traffic rotary. Strong winds may be a-coming this week. Finally, one city plans on turning the spotlight on some of its landmarks.

A substitute teacher is being criticized for saying a racial slur in front of students while reading a passage of “Of Mice and Men” aloud. State Police have seized about $16 million in illegal drugs so far this year. Black fly suppression spraying has begun. And Pennsylvania’s favorite smell, found.

Central Bucks School District is receiving backlash for its plans to monitor students’ online activity. A new lawsuit claims Excela Health secretly gave Facebook and Google personal patient information. Pennsylvania’s public schools got poor marks in a recent poll. Finally, this kid got a job everyone would want.

A study has found that Pennsylvania actually gets more money from the federal government than it pays in taxes. A city is in such dire financial straits that it may have to stop being one. PPL will give you $10 for that old air conditioner. Lastly, this former police horse gets a new job.

According to a newly filed lawsuit, a chocolate factory ignored reports of a gas leak before an explosion that killed seven. This dry, breezy, warmer weather puts the state at a higher risk of wildfires. Philadelphia is getting public toilets that will prevent “vandalism, illegal drug use, or prostitution.” Finally, a rare hawk was rescued after being found stranded by a creek.

100 students have been shot in Philadelphia this year. Pennsylvania (still) has some of the highest gas prices in the country. Giant Eagle has been dethroned as Pittsburgh’s most dominant grocery store. And this woman got a sign that her boyfriend wanted to marry her.