Новости за 20.12.2018

A flood advisory has been issued for the Ohio River but isn’t expected to have too much impact heading into the holiday.

In addition to reimbursement for a June 2016 landslide, Norfolk Southern wants a court order to force Pittsburgh to maintain the hillside.

CBS and NBC lean hard on reality shows while ABC introduces several new scripted series.

The board of Pittsburgh Public Schools will consider the private school’s application.

The teachers join a growing number of charter school educators across the country to form a union.

More than 1,400 U.S. cities and counties are suing companies to recoup billions of dollars for the cost of battling the opioid crisis.

The Penguins on Thursday reassigned Garrett Wilson to the AHL, perhaps signaling that fellow forward Dominik Simon is ready to return.

Penn Hills’ well-funded police department and Rankin’s threadbare force have very different takes on police consolidation.

From modest beginnings, Jack Weiss became a business success — but painting became his passion.

The 2019 Audi A4 gets some minor changes for the latest model year, but even its redesign kept the familiar Audi look.

A book in Soldiers & Sailors Hall shares a heart-warming account U.S. servicemen bringing smiles to children in war-torn England.

Questions answered about “Fixer Upper” and “M*A*S*H.”

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature rates feral and outdoor pet cats among “the world’s worst invasive alien species.”

With pushback from farmers, an Ohio panel again delays Gov. John Kasich’s plan to crack down on toxic algae blooms in Lake Erie.

Need one more  gift or holiday treat? This homemade caramel corn is easy enough to make at the last minute.

Fewer than one in three Pittsburgh Christmases are white, and following that trend this year’s isn’t expected to “merry and bright.”

AAA estimates a record of 112.5 million people will travel during the 11-day year-end holiday period, which begins Thursday.

Uber is once again testing its cars on Pittsburgh streets in autonomous mode, the company announced Thursday morning.

The first major effort to scale up farming technology comes as state officials look to build a local food system around Pittsburgh.