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Megan Guza | Tribune-Review Pittsburgh emergency crews work to remove a salt truck that slid over a hillside Monday morning near Amanda Street and Proctor Way in Pittsburgh’s South Side Slopes neighborhood. Megan Guza | Tribune-Review Pittsburgh emergency crews work to remove a salt truck that slid over a hillside Monday morning near Amanda Street and Proctor Way in Pittsburgh’s South Side Slopes neighborhood. Megan Guza | Tribune-Review Authorities work to pull a salt truck from a hillside Monday morning near Amanda Street and Proctor Way in Pittsburgh’s South Side Slopes neighborho...

Screencap from video posted by Jay Yoder Morningside resident Jay Yoder after Pittsburgh Police demanded they drop to the ground on June 1, 2020. Jay Yoder, a resident of Pittsburgh’s Morningside neighborhood, was asked by protesters to be a medic for a Black Lives Matter demonstration that took place in East Liberty on June 1, 2020. They have experience as an international human rights observer, documenting conflicts in Colombia and the Middle E...

TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. No one on Pittsburgh City Council is opposed to enacting legislation to ban no-knock warrants in the city. But council members Wednesday delayed passage of a proposed bill until it can iron out any legal issues with the law and meet with community members who are lobbying for it. Bans on law enforcement agencies serving a warrant without announcing their presence have been lobbied for across the country since the March 26, 2020, shooting death of Breonna Taylor in Louisville,...

Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review Protesters run after Pittsburgh police disperse smoke when a peaceful protest turned violent on Monday, June 1, 2020, in East Liberty. Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review Protesters run after Pittsburgh police disperse smoke when a peaceful protest turned violent on Monday, June 1, 2020, in East Liberty.   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A man who claims his face and skull were fractured by an ag...

Paula Reed Ward Nate Smallwood / Tribune-Review Madasyn Lee / Tribune-Review   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. The state Supreme Court on Wednesday sided with Lamar Advertising, finding that a large vinyl banner the company put on its Mt. Washington billboard nearly five years ago does not violate a Pittsburgh zoning ordinance. The banner in question was placed over a previous electronic billboard overlooking the city in May 2016. It advertised Sprint, the telecommunications company, in black lettering o...