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New Research From Carnegie Mellon University Could Help Autonomous Vehicles Travel Crowded Streets
It becomes even more of a challenge when there is no human driver behind the wheel to make it work.
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Dept. Of Environment Protection Waiting On Lab Results From Chartiers Creek After Dead Fish Found
Officials still believe an herbicide or pesticide is responsible.
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Wilkinsburg Police Seek Public's Help Finding Missing, Endangered Man Graham Evans
Police added that they are concerned about his wellbeing as he has been experiencing suicidal thoughts and left a note to that effect.
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USPS Holding Job Fair In Pittsburgh
The USPS is holding a job fair with positions starting at $16.87 an hour.
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Registration Open For Pittsburgh Penguins 6.6k Run And Family Walk
You can learn more and register online.
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Trailer For Netflix Series Filmed In Pittsburgh, ‘The Chair' Released
Plenty of shows have been filming in the Pittsburgh area recently and now one of them is a month away from being released.
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Judge Denies Release Of Alleged Capitol Rioter Robert Morss
He is charged with assaulting officers, civil disorder and robbery of U.S. property.
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Congressman Guy Reschenthaler Wants To Cut PennDOT's Federal Funding If It Tolls Certain Highways
“If they tolled a road or bridge that is not currently tolled, they wouldn’t get federal funds for those roads or bridges."
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State Police Investigating Series Of Identity Thefts Dating Back To Late June
State Police in New Castle are investigating a series of identity thefts that date back to late June.
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Pennsylvania Election Audit Gets GOP Campaign Trail Embrace
In the battleground state of Pennsylvania, where Trump lost by 80,000 votes eight months ago, they're finding new signs of life.
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Deutschtown Music Festival Returns To The North Side
“I think people are ready to get out and see music and the bands are ready to play in front of people."
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Pa. State Police: Man Dies In Butler County Cemetery After Killing Another Person
A man shot a person in Butler County and proceeded to take his own life in a nearby cemetery Saturday.
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Three People Injured In Rollover Crash In Rostraver, Flown For Treatment By Medical Helicopter
One person was ejected from their vehicle, while another person was trapped inside.
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Police Arrest One Suspect After Crash On South Side That Left Three People Hospitalized
One man was arrested after a head-on collision sent three women to the hospital.
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Port Authority Lays Out ‘NEXTransit' Plan For The Future Of Pittsburgh Public Transit
That dream could become a reality given the new plans laid out by the Port Authority.
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Judge Delays Decision On Release Of Alleged Capitol Rioter Robert Morss
Twenty-eight-year-old Robert Morss of Glenshaw is charged with assaulting officers, civil disorder and robbery of U.S. property.
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Churchill Borough Planning Commission Holds Special Meeting About Proposed Amazon Distribution Center
The Churchill Borough Planning Commission was set to make their final recommendation to the borough council in a meeting Wednesday night.
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North Braddock Mayoral Nominee Accused Of Punching Mother And Daughter
A mother and daughter claim they were punched by Cletus Lee, the Democratic candidate for mayor of the borough.
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FDA Adds Warning Of Rare, Potentially Dangerous Reaction Risk For Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine
The CDC says around 100 reports of Guillain-Barre disorder were detected out of the almost 13 million doses of the vaccine administered.
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Health Experts Seeing Unusual Summer Surge In Common Colds Following Easing Of COVID-19 Rules
Physicians across the country have noticed a recent rise in respiratory viruses, especially in young children, mainly the common cold.
