Pittsburgh
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Robot Death Machine Battles Invasive Spotted Lanternflies by Scrubbing Off Eggs in Pittsburgh
Students from a university in Pittsburgh developed a robot death machine that will scrub and squish eggs of invasive spotted lanternflies. Read more here.
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Touch of Spring: Unusual Warmth to Unfold in Eastern US: Detroit, Buffalo, Pittsburgh To Expect Snow
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Oil Giant’s New Plastics Plant near Pittsburgh Could Worsen Both Air and Water Pollution
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Severe Weather, Heavy Downpour, Fog Start Pittsburgh Work Week, Ends with Temperature Dip to 60 Degrees
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As Gradual Cooldown Is Coming This Weekend in the Northeast, a Possible Flashflood Will Hit Pittsburgh
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Meteor Exploding Over Pittsburgh During New Year Has the Power of 27 Tonnes of TNT
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Uber’s First Ever Self-Driving Car Tested In Pittsburgh
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Young Boy Killed by Pack of African Painted Dogs in Pittsburgh Zoo
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