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Pictured are: Peter Rander, Argo AI COO; Ken Washington, Ford vice president of Research and Advanced Engineering; Mark Fields, Ford president and CEO; Bryan Salesky, Argo AI CEO; Raj Nair, Ford executive vice president, Product Development, and chief technical officer; and Laura Merling, Ford Smart Mobility LLC vice president of autonomous vehicle solutions. Salesky and Rander are alumni of Carnegie Mellon National Robotics Engineering Center and former leaders on the self-driving car teams of Google and Uber, respectively.
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Ford investing $1 billion in autonomous research company in Pittsburgh
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Penn State puts stop to fraternity parties serving alcohol
Penn State is indefinitely halting fraternity and sorority parties where alcohol is available because of a student's recent death.
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With Jung Ho Kang's status uncertain, Pirates acquire infielder Phil Gosselin
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ME's office reviews homicide ruling in West Mifflin man's cold-case death
Medical Examiner Karl E. Williams says his office has conflicting information bout whether Mark Kleist was injured in an assault or a fall.
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Paul Zeise: Hey MLB, change the pace, not the game itself
Major League Baseball is again looking at ways to speed up and shorten games but it’s missing the big picture.
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Mike White's Xtra Points: Jason Taylor went from fixing the driveway to Hall of Fame
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Snow storms + stilettos: New York Fashion Week gets off to a wintry start
Like the U.S. postal service, neither snow, nor rain ... nor gloom of night kept New York Fashion Week from kicking off Thursday.
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Martin Sheen backs pal's election bid for Pennsylvania judge
Martin Sheen has briefly reprised his "West Wing" role as president in a new ad backing a Pennsylvania judge seeking election.
Three men standing outside of the Crawford Grill No. 1.
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Interactive Map of Local African-American Historic Sites
This interactive map of African-American historical sites in Western Pennsylvania was created in conjunction with VisitPittsburgh.com.
Drivers race a 1969 Alexis MK15 Formula Ford against a 1981 Gemini Club Ford in a July practice for the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix in Schenley Park.
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Obituary: Steve Weber / Gregarious longtime media director of Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix
There were always plenty of jokes and stories on tap when chatting with Steve Weber, who volunteered his time at the Grand Prix each July.
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Freedom House paramedics Carl Staten, left, and Eugene Key show their skills to onlookers, from left, Mrs. Margaret Clement, Mrs. Edward Hale, Mrs. C.D. Rea and Mrs. Dorothy Williams.
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Celebrating Black History Month

From left to right: Dr. Sidney Heller, Eugene Key, crew chief, and EMT Harold Brown of Freedom House.
During the month of February the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is celebrating the many accomplishments of past and present African-Americans. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE.
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