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

After months of uncertainty, Crozer Health hospitals will close. The state has boosted the transparency of its oversight of county Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs). One county is will test delivering medical supplies via drones. And if Pennsylvania was an emoji, it’d be this one.

A major truck company will lay off hundreds of workers at a Pennsylvania-based plant. A Macy’s goes up for sale. Penn Sate has delayed the closure announcement for one of its branch campuses. And it’s a game of gas stations.

An airport is making some security checkpoint adjustments. If you’re driving an EV or hybrid car in Pennsylvania, you’ll have to pay a fee. One utilities wants an 11.3 percent rate hike, but one consumer advocate claims this boost could be illegal. Finally, they made their “moo-ve” and escaped from their farm.

A Philadelphia-based chain has been dealt another blow. Two Wawas will close soon. A scam is targeting people with lost pets. Lastly, this is 2025’s “Coolest Thing Made in PA” winner.

A man is the first to be charged under a new state child pornography law. Crozer Health’s CEO is stepping down at the end of this week. Ah, tax season is over — now here’s what to expect with refunds. Finally, cops are looking for the two guys that parachuted off a skyscraper.

Step away from the fork and knife, slowly — this city in Pennsylvania won’t tolerate your “pizza crime.”

Bucks County residents expressed their continued concern over that Sunoco pipeline leak during a virtual meeting last week. Logging in the Allegheny National Forest might accelerate under an emergency declaration. If you went shopping for these products and noticed they were missing, this might be why. Lastly, a woman made 400 hotel reservations — and never showed up.

A new budget proposal would spell severe service cuts for SEPTA. State police have rolled out new body cameras ahead of time. The Mütter Museum is changing its tune. Finally, this is going to be one sweet film.

The maker of a popular heartburn medication — which has a major operating point in Pennsylvania — has been sued. A county has launched its first-ever AI program. To get you through this chill, here’s the summer 2025 forecast. Lastly, he was just trying to cross-ss-ss the street.

A high court has blocked the lawsuit against a gunmaker brought forward by the parents’ of a teen who was fatally shot in 2016. The emails between state lawmakers and lobbyists will stay out of the public eye thanks to a recent court ruling. Many complaints submitted to the Better Business Bureau (BBB) in western Pennsylvania involve home improvement debacles. And zombies aren’t the only thing in “Zombie Land.”