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Bucco Bricks investigation reveals Pirates "opted to discard them," Pittsburgh Sports & Exhibition authority says

8 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Patrick Damp

Pittsburgh Pirates try to make amends with Bucco Bricks owners An independent investigation into the ongoing saga surrounding Bucco Bricks, PNC Park, and the Pittsburgh Pirates found the team was given options for saving the commemorative bricks, but chose instead to get rid of them.
Allegheny County announces funding allocation for opioid settlement money

9 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Patrick Damp

On Thursday, Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato announced the county a $20 million opioid settlement funding investment in an effort to continue battling the opioid epidemic. "Combatting substance use disorder with compassion and effective interventions is a priority for me and my administration," Innamorato said. "Transparency is crucial in spending these settlement dollars, and we want people to be aware of the initiatives Allegheny County is embarking on.
Pine-Richland teachers' union issues "No Confidence" vote in the majority of district's school board

13 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Patrick Damp

The Pine Richland Education Association, along with the Pennsylvania State Education Association, issued a vote of no confidence in the majority of the district's board of directors. According to a news release from the teachers and the teachers' union, the vote is a result of concerns among the educators and the community since roughly 2023 amid attacks on social emotional learning and the guidance counselors.
Colorado Department of Corrections committed to body camera implementation after shelving previous system

20 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Karen Morfitt

Doris Dedic has been a Colorado Department of Corrections employee for years. "December of 2020, I started off as a regular community parole officer," she said. She wears a protective vest, carries a gun, a badge and soon -- a body camera. "If and when there ever is a sticky situation, you can look back and see the whole story. The full story," she said.
House GOP pushes Trump's "big, beautiful bill" forward after all-nighter

21 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Kaia Hubbard

Washington — The House is moving forward on President Trump's "one, big beautiful bill," as three committees on Wednesday voted to advance some of the most contentious parts of the major budget package aimed at addressing the president's defense, energy and tax priorities. The Ways and Means, Energy and Commerce and Agriculture committees met Tuesday and Wednesday to debate and vote on their proposals as Republicans remained divided on a number of major issues — from Medicaid to tax cuts.
Colorado city of Wheat Ridge awarded large USTA grant to renovate Panorama Park tennis courts

22 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Andrew Haubner

Wheat Ridge's Parks and Recreation department got a boost this past month with a sizable grant from the United States Tennis Association. It's to renovate and revamp the courts at Panorama Park, a community staple for Coloradans like Jarret Sutphin who have lived in the area for a long time. "I used to play league tennis here with a bunch of friends that I played with in high school and we'd have league teams here," he said. But lately, Sutphin and his friends haven't been able to play here.
More storm chances across Maryland to end the week

23 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Derek Beasley

Wet weather threat continues in Maryland We're tracking a few showers and thunderstorms this evening, mainly south and west of the city. Some of that activity could linger into the overnight hours, but most of the region will remain dry. Overnight lows will settle in the 60s under mostly cloudy skies. Thursday starts off with a chance for morning showers under overcast conditions. By afternoon, we'll see a few breaks in the clouds and the possibility of a stray shower or storm.
Residents say jet fuel leak in Pennsylvania went undetected for months poisoned their drinking water

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Jim Axelrod

When Kristine Wojnovich and her husband bought their home 20 years ago in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania, it was everything they wanted — until one day in 2023, when she turned on her kitchen faucet. "It tasted weird and smelled like oil," Wojnovich said. "It was very disconcerting."Wojnovich called Sunoco Pipeline, operator of the Twin Oaks pipeline that runs just across their street. It carries jet fuel underground from a fuel terminal outside Philadelphia to Newark Terminal near the airport.
Concerns over venue and outstanding debt put Pittsburgh's Juneteenth festival into question

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Andy Sheehan

Concerns over debt and venue put Pittsburgh's Juneteenth festival into question Juneteenth is a national holiday celebrating Black emancipation, but this year's festival in Pittsburgh is in doubt. For the past two years, promoter B. Marshall and the city have knocked heads over his Juneteenth festival in Point State Park, and this year's plan to move the event to Mellon Park in the city's East End is no exception. "Every year, it seems to be like a different issue that comes up.
Do ICE agents need to show a warrant when detaining someone?

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Mike Sullivan |Mike and Judy Sullivan

Videos of federal agents taking people into custody are all over social media. Cellphone cameras have captured arrests from Worcester to Waltham, and some are violent. They often show bystanders demanding answers from ICE agents who often ignore their requests. What are ICE agents obligated to do? A common question heard in these videos is the request to see a warrant.