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

n honor of the United State’s upcoming milestone birthday, one city has done something a little special.

An area’s largest health system is now out-of-network for many people who have Cigna. If you bought this detergent, take note. Four bridges in Pennsylvania have been recommended to be evaluated over a “risk of collapse.” Plus, someone — somehow — managed to illegally dump about 4,000 tires in a park.

A museum will return the skull of an Indigenous child to tribe leaders in Maine. Some officials are pushing for the 10 Commandments to be displayed in public schools. A “Bird Town Pennsylvania” is in the midst of a great, feathered battle. And an organ will play at an iconic Macy’s for one last time.

An industrial chemical is starting to pop in Philadelphia’s fentanyl supply. A pet food sold in Pennsylvania has been linked to bird flu infections. A major bank is closing dozens of branches. Lastly, a beloved amusement park might be getting the Dollywood treatment.

A state lawmaker believes his bill on voter ID will make voting “better for the voter.” A transit system, lacking funding, has begun the “devastating” process of preparing for service cuts and fare hikes. Multiple tornados were confirmed to have touched down over the weekend. Plus, this ride’s makeover just got a major award.

The state A.G. has opened up a criminal investigation into a pipeline leak. Last year, Pennsylvania outpaced all other states when it came to Medicaid fraud. Cannabis companies spent nearly $2 million to have a say in weed’s future in Pennsylvania. Lastly, a pretty sweet bill is back on the table.

A bill that seeks to repeal the death penalty is getting bipartisan support. In more bill news, an official has reintroduced one related to marijuana. New research points to a lack of inventory as being the reason behind Pennsylvania’s housing prices. Finally, this city is one of the country’s best for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.

Pennsylvania might join in the fray to fight for term limits in Congress. A proposal would relieve debt related to childbirth expenses. If you have a gift card to this ailing retail chain, sorry to tell you this. Lastly, it was one shell of a situation.

A pilot program wants to improve dental care access statewide. Meanwhile, a bill concerning school zone speed cameras has stalled in Philadelphia. One of the state’s most popular convenience stores is making a change. And by the way, the Box Demon means no harm.

Crozer Health hospitals will stay open, but not for that long. About $30,000 in counterfeit cosmetics and Sharpie pens from China were seized. The Pennsylvania Lottery wants to offer more games with bigger payouts. And on the “bad side” of this cemetery, a banshee screams.