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

About 53,000 pounds of sausage has been recalled nationwide. One region’s need for blood donations is no longer critical. Pittsburgh has created a brand new Office of Film and event Management. Finally, this diner is offering hungry patrons the opportunity to heat a 105-pound burger.

A judge has rejected a motion to detain an activist over the social media posts she made about the death of Brackenridge police Chief Justin McIntire. Pennsylvania was found to have the second highest milk prices in the U.S. Rutter’s is expanding. And if you’ve ever wanted to lease a historic home, now’s your chance.

A bipartisan bill would change the way the state charges kids as adults. Pennsylvania’s gambling revenue broke a record — again — in 2022. The upcoming Philadelphia Flower Show will feature the largest garden displays its ever shown. Finally, a Robot Man is looking to spread a little joy.

Pennsylvanians could have digital driver’s licenses by next year. A number of PPL customers reported seeing surprise increases on their utility bill this month. The state Game Commission’s Black Bear Cam is officially live. Finally, almost 20 percent of Eagles fans would trade a wedding ring for a Super Bowl one.

The York City Council is revisiting the possibility of installing technology that’s designed to detect gunshots. Allegheny County has released its five-year public health plan. The Schuylkill River Greenway Association has received a $300,000 grant. And a couple has one goal: visit every country in the world.

Three Pennsylvanians are among those facing domestic terrorism charges after a shootout took place in Georgia. The U.S. saw its number of adoptions drop during the COVID-19 outbreak, with Pennsylvania seeing about a 25 percent dip. A Northampton County coffee shop exclusively employs those with special needs. Lastly, here’s where Pennsylvanians’ wanderlust is taking them.

A man faked a heart attack in a BJ’s so another could steal two TVs worth nearly $2,350. Harrisburg officials confirmed they can’t legally prevent homeless people from returning to an encampment underneath a bridge after it’s been cleaned. Two Regal Cinemas in Pennsylvania will soon shutter their doors. And Punxsutawney Phil’s going to be a Hall-of-Famer.

A school district in Blair County has voted to allow its police to have access to semiautomatic patrol rifles. Governor Shapiro has signed an executive order that places the executive branch’s hiring process’s focus on experience and skills rather than a four-year degree. The Free Library of Philadelphia has brought back a platform for free entertainment. Lastly, this is the state’s favorite color.

Two truck drivers managed to steal thousands of dollars’ worth of fuel from a gas station in Bucks County. The number of potholes throughout the state is going up thanks to this fluctuating weather we’re having. Photographers: feel free to turn your “Lens on Litter.” Finally, Pennsylvanians Google the definition of this word the more than any other.

Harrisburg International Airport stopped 10 firearms at security checkpoints last year, a record number for the location. BNY Mellon — which employees thousands of people around the Pittsburgh area — announced its plans to lay off about 1,500 of its employees. This week’s weather is looking a bit glum. Plus, this city is perfect for bagel lovers.