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

The office of Philadelphia District Attorney, Larry Krasner, claims his impeachment—should it come to pass—would “violate the constitutional rights” of the city residents who voted for him. Still in Philadelphia, the city is preparing for the potential arrival of migrant buses. Still in Philadelphia, the number of a mainstay of city streets—newsstands—is dwindling. Lastly, this guy works three hours a day, five days a week, which isn’t anything extraordinary until you realize he’s 100.

A former Armstrong County councilman and ambulance service treasurer has been charged with the theft of almost $!00,000. The state will give you up to $3,000 in rebates on electric car purchases. Two detectives’ love of animals made them pivot from their usual homicide cases to search for a missing dog. And keep your eyes to the skies this weekend, for the Harvest Moon is set to rise.

Teacher advocacy is currently one of the main topics of debate within the Pennridge School District. According to a recent congressional hearing, the U.S.P.S.’s service in Pennsylvania is full of “horror stories.” Bucks County is getting funding to put towards improving recreation in the area as well as the conservation of natural resources. Finally, two emus named Stevie and Nicks come home after going their own way.

A burglar’s three-year crime spree may have come to an end. The southwestern part of the state will use $62.7 million in funds to expand the region’s “distinctive strength in robotics.” Splendid news, teachers—you can get free coffee for the whole of September courtesy of Wawa. And a chipmunk named George goes viral.

That would be a “no” to ban street sports equipment from one town’s council. Pennsylvania’s fall leaves may not last as long this year thanks to such a dry summer. You can get $1,000 for donating your car to a family in need. Plus, this is Pennsylvanians’ preferred cup of Joe flavor.

Good news: Pennsylvania isn’t, actually, going to treat forgiven student debt as taxable income. AAA is offering some advice to people ahead of Labor Day Weekend. Wawa Rewards members can get discounted gas for a limited amount of time. Lastly, a 9-11 Memorial Ride enters its 21st year.

Palmer Township police are warning all parents to be cautious when posting back-to-school photos on social media. Megabus is expanding its Pittsburgh service. Today marks the first day of the hunting seasons for species that rank among the smallest and largest game birds. Finally, this stranded bride and groom had the right to remain married on time.

A new proposal is looking to give Pennsylvanians more control over their private data. Officials have just announced that a naloxone mailing program has distributed 10,000-plus doses. The southern part of the state is “being scanned from the sky.” And Pennsylvanians are obsessed with live music.

Forgiven student loan debts could make for a surprise tax hit for Pennsylvanians. One senior care facility has come up with a solution to staffing shortages: robots. A Welsh festival is making its way to Philadelphia for the first time in almost five decades. Plus, Pennsylvania’s favorite dog breeds, revealed!

According to one study, Pennsylvania’s a pretty swell state to live in.