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

The residents of one city are openly concerned about reportedly “raucous” gatherings involving ATVs and motorbikes which take place on weekends. In Philadelphia, it’s the Clash of the Officials. One utilities has decided to decrease its supply prices. And a rare groundhog was spotted in York County.

AT&T, Verizon, and other big wireless carriers have been fined for sharing customers’ personal data without their consent. Employers may be banned from scanning job applicants’ credit scores. PennDOT spent over $182K on graffiti removal last year. Lastly, a man got a whopper of a state tax bill.

A number of hospitals are grappling with shortages of some medications. Philadelphia homeowners are realizing that most of their insurance policies don’t cover exterior plumbing going from their house to water and sewer mains on the street. A beloved emotional support alligator went missing over the weekend. Finally, these teens are world robotics champions!

A movie theater screened its last films ever this weekend, “[a] sign of the times.” Speaking of which, Rite Aid is closing even more stores. Here are some things you can do for free this summer. And this 5K keeps runners hydrated with beer.

A judge that released a fentanyl dealer last year on non-monetary bond has been barred from overseeing arraignments. Voter turnout during the primary elections this week was rather abysmal. An airport has rolled out facial recognition technology to screen passengers (although this isn’t making the process faster, mind). Finally, this Pennsylvania’s go-to bagel order.

UnitedHealth paid a ransom after that cyberattack one of their companies suffered in February. A Pennsylvania health network announced plans to lay off about 1,000 of its workforce. One state lawmaker wants to make the area around medical marijuana use a little less gray. And this estate is mmm, mmm expensive.