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

Residents of a York County township remain concerned over a landfill’s effect on the quality of their water. A soon-to-be-proposed bill wants to clearly define what “milk” is. Pennsylvania’s outdoor recreation industry is still booming. And Tröegs has made a once-a-year beer a year-round option.

More photos and information of cancer patients have been published to the dark web in the wake of a cyberattack. The state Senate has passed a first-of-its-kind breast cancer screening bill. A 300-pound statue was stolen from a local business. Lastly, Philadelphia spent more on beer during the Super Bowl than it has any other time over the past two years.

The father of a woman who was brutally beaten by teens in Philadelphia has called their actions “subhuman.” Over 300 state employees made $200,000 or more in 2022. A 911 center’s staffing shortage has gotten so bad, managers and supervisors are now taking calls. Plus, Pennsylvania turns the big 3-4-2 on Sunday.

York City still intends to consider lifting its decades-old police cap in the wake of the city’s rising violence. Arnold Palmer airport is “going about [their] business” as the government tries to block a merger between Spirit and JetBlue. One city was among the top in the U.S. who reported on “bad water” last year. Lastly, this dinger of a theft has been resolved.

The photos of cancer patients have been leaked on the dark web after the Lehigh Valley Health Network fell victim to a cyberattack. One school’s empathy-focused curriculum is going to federal court. The name of a drink caused a stir. Also, this good boy has bounced his way to becoming a Cadbury finalist.

A hospital in Allentown is being criticized for its potential plans to relocate an undocumented patient. The FTC is considering banning noncompete agreements, something which could affect those in certain professions both within the state and outside of it. The PA Ice Cream Trail is looking for creameries who want to participate. Lastly, a three-foot caiman — not to be confused with an alligator or crocodile — was discovered in a city park over the weekend.

The wait list for nursing homes in Pennsylvania has reached 2,000 individuals. Another school — this time in Delaware County — finds itself “worn out” by student behavior. Eastern State Penitentiary employees have voted to unionize. Also, a man went to a Walmart to get milk and got something a little extra.

“Ghost cars” are the newest problem to haunt Philadelphia’s streets. A fortune-teller failed to inform a man of a future where she scammed him out of $10,000. Pennsylvania’s noxious weed list has grown. Plus, a man finds a message from the past.

More counties have been added to Pennsylvania’s spotted lanternfly quarantine zone. The state Fish and Boat Commission has given preliminary approval to hike license and permit fees in 2024. Heinz has successfully reached “the ketchup guy.” Lastly, this surgeon certainly went the extra half-mile for one of his patients.

A man robbed another than forced him to drive him to Philadelphia. Allegheny County officials confirmed that the area intends to move forward with its plans for a juvenile detention center. The “Philly Phreeze” raised money as it lowered people’s temperatures. Oh, and that missing cannonball was found, by the way.