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

SPS Technologies was hit with a class action lawsuit following that recent factory fire in Montgomery County. AI cameras will start keeping an eye on Philadelphians soon. A classic ride won’t be coming back this year. Finally, one official thinks Pennsylvania’s state song needs a makeover.

This detention center will house ICE detainees. Pennsylvania is seeing a rise in card skimmers. The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission just took the first step in revamping an interchange. Also, this dinner got “wild.”

SEPTA’s getting ready to debut its new look. Also, here’s another reminder to make a rather important update to your license (or at least take note of it for traveling purposes). More tiny homes might be coming to Harrisburg. Lastly, this “hole-in-the-wall’ is purportedly the best in state.

The reopening of Three Mile Island is purportedly on schedule. People are still without power — in this cold — following those winds on Sunday. An airport has hit a milestone. And if you’ve ever wanted to pitch something on “Shark Tank,” here’s your chance.

More wells have tested positive for chemical contamination following a recently confirmed pipe leak, and their location indicates that the leak may have spread. Business owners weigh in on a potential minimum wage hike. New medical practices are opening up across the central part of the state this year. Finally, Hawk Mountain Sanctuary ends a milestone season on a high note.

Over 60 cases related to Chinese Communist Party espionage and acts of transnational repression have been reported in 20 states, Those winds yesterday left thousands without power. Pennsylvania’s dairy farm industry received a “flu-free” bill of health, but officials remain cautious. And an exhibit comes to Pennsylvania.

A school district is trying to establish some guidelines for AI use. Some major sports stadiums got the green light to update. Here’s what spring 2025 is expected to be like. Lastly, a bald eagle couple has laid their first egg of the season.

Kids in Philadelphia are exposed to dangerous levels of lead more often than those in other cities. Plus, a utilities has confirmed that personal data was compromised during a breach. A number of supermarkets are limiting how many eggs a person can buy. Finally, the “Marrying Mayor” will hit a milestone on Valentine’s Day.

Pennsylvania is one of the states that’s been impacted by a massive tuna recall. Also, if you’re taking SEPTA tomorrow, officials are asking for you to please have patience. The state PUC is looking for York residents’ input on some upcoming projects. Also, RIP, Duolingo owl — you’re gone, but not forgotten.

State officials have asked to suspend a pipeline’s operations following the discovery of a jet fuel leak. A scam has “evolved.” Kids in this one city might have to start the school year earlier. And an iconic bookstore chain is making a comeback.