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

State health officials have confirmed 11 new measles cases. In Delaware County, “reckless” e-bikes are becoming more and more of a nuisance. It’ll be rainy this weekend. And this mascot’s the best in the whole U.S.

Officials are warning of yet another scam. A new hospital is opened up in Cumberland County. Part of a road in Lehigh Valley will remain closed through the summer. And did you know Mother’s Day was started in Philadelphia?

Pennsylvania has sued an AI company over its “doctors.” Pennsylvania-made potato chips have been recalled across the country. A new ban takes effect, statewide, next month. Also, Pennsylvania’s history has been memorialized in tapestry form.

Multiple schools statewide were victim to swatting calls originating in California. One airport was hit particularly hard by the Spirit Airlines shutdown. A bill that would decriminalize homelessness has been brought forward. And this amusement park is officially better than Disney World.

Two IKEA customers filed a lawsuit against the company regarding tariffs. Restaurants in Philadelphia might tack on a 20 percent service charge to bills during the World Cup. Big Boy is dropping by. Lastly, the state had “a very strange day” back in March.

A doctor in Pittsburgh is seeing more rotavirus cases amongst children. More people are expressing dissatisfaction with their healthcare. If you’ve ever wanted to own a piece of these iconic rides, now’s your chance. And this lasagna was just too dang popular.

An official is going to introduce a bill that would ban insider trading. Pennsylvania saw an all-time low in roadway fatalities. Walmart is kicking it old school in South Philadelphia. Plus, a historic home is going to get a new home.

Pennsylvania is experiencing a shortage in volunteer firefighters. Gas prices hit a new high. Areas with drought conditions are expected to get some relief soon. And eagles might mess up some Fourth of July plans.

Pennsylvania has seen a drop in syphilis and other STIs. Over 200,000 pairs of heated socks have been recalled over burn concerns. Stores are passing pricey credit card fees on to the customer. Plus, how Pennsylvania came to love the pretzel.

Nuclear power plant operators want to draw even more water out of the Susquehanna River. Fruit-growers in Pennsylvania and Jersey witnessed major crop losses. The habitat of several endangered species is now under federal protection. And someone stole George!