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

SEPTA revealed it’ll be increasing the number of officers on its trains as a response to safety concerns. A “body” that was reported in Wyoming County ended up not being a body at all. The state Game Commission’s answer to keeping tabs on chronic wasting disease may be dogs. Plus, here’s what Pennsylvanians like to call their significant other.

A new proposal would award grants to schools who willing drop their Native American mascots. Hundreds of thousands of Highmark customers have had their personal data comprised after an employee fell for a phishing email. There’s currently a reward for anyone who helps to find the person who left a puppy for dead. And Pennsylvania is among America’s “most romantic” states.

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey has promised to increase safety measures amidst concerns voiced by local business owners. Officials at a jail in Delaware County realized too late that they released the wrong inmate. One borough is worried over the fate of a historic home. Lastly, an explosive discovery was made a Gettysburg.

Hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians may very well lose their Medicaid coverage soon. Meanwhile, out of the 50 state capitals in the U.S., Harrisburg isn’t, apparently, among the best to call home. A woman accused of stealing her own dog was found not guilty of most of the charges she received. Plus, a robot made its great escape.

High prices are even cutting into the cost of love, according to this one study.

Pray for the state of Pennsylvania after Sunday, as Keystone State residents have just been declared as the biggest Super Bowl partiers in the country.

A hotel in Philadelphia must pay $24 million for doing nothing to stop the sex trafficking of eight underaged victims. A woman who got so drunk she fell off a stool is now suing the bar where the fall occurred over her injuries. Some scientists are saying the reintroduction of cougars to Pennsylvania may help control its deer population. And a cat named Cupid is up for adoption after recovering from an arrow injury.

A new policy is complicating an annual historical reenactment. A military plane had to make an emergency landing at Harrisburg International Airport yesterday. Carnegie Mellon students have developed a self-driving Zamboni. Plus, Punxsutawney Phil says we have six more weeks of winter to go, but plenty of other groundhogs say spring is on its way.

The Mercer Area School District canceled classes yesterday after threats related to a student-created “hit list” surfaced. A suspected burglar was arrested in Indiana County because he was, quite frankly, not great at covering his literal tracks. Bethlehem has inched closer to getting its very own World Heritage Site. Also, this is the Pennsylvanian spot that gets the most close-ups.

An AI tool used by child protective services is currently being looked into by the Justice Department. One school district is cracking down on vaping. PPL customers won’t have to pay late fees following the company’s recent billing mishap. Lastly, the award for best gas station food goes to — Wawa.