Новости за 16.07.2019

The bill to further regulate prescribing of buprenorphine — including Suboxone — comes as residential rehabs worry about unfilled beds.

Dane Taylor and Laya Whitley admitted to planning to rob Keianua Davis in February 2018. The accused getaway driver still faces trial.

Trump insists his tweets “were NOT Racist” as four Democratic women of color slam him for “bigoted remarks.”

Taylor Jefferson’s car was rear-ended while he backed up on Interstate 279, killing his 2-year-old niece, who wasn’t in a child safety seat.

The nominees were announced Tuesday morning. The Emmys awards ceremony is Sept. 22 live on Fox.

In January, tolls for a cross-state Pennsylvania Turnpike trip in a passenger vehicle will increase from $58.30 to $61.80 for cash customers.

“Game of Thrones” scores a record 32 nominations in its final season.

After three years, the expanded Lawrenceville venue will open on Butler Street.

The financially troubled nonprofit was ordered by a judge to use proceeds from the $5 million deal to pay down its debts.

Reuben at Nadine’s, mushroom mains at Scratch Food and Beverage, Bulldog DIPA at Lincoln Avenue Brewery

Also this week: The Sad Summer Festival, Third Eye Blind, Psychedelic Furs, a few benefits and, maybe, the opening of the Thunderbird.

The Penguins have re-signed Teddy Blueger, expected to replace Matt Cullen as their fourth-line center, to a two-year contract.

CMU professor Jim Daniels’ new collection of short fiction is a potent suite of interlocking stories about friends in working class Detroit.

After finding success as a Hollywood director, the author introduces “Imaginary Friend” at Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures.

During molting season, a state regulation bans dogs from controlling Canada geese flocks. Each bird leaves behind 3 pounds of poop a day.

Pittsburgh Tesla owners are testing out a Mario Kart-esque game for their cars, but the game may be an add-on