March 9, 2022
Former West Mifflin superintendent to receive nearly $3M in damages. Small business owners take hit from gas prices. Pittsburgh school buses consider AI tech. Cow rescued from mud after 12 hours.
Today in PA | A PennLive daily news briefing with Claudia Dimuro
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Show Notes
A former West Mifflin superintendent who sued his school district for violating his First Amendment rights will receive nearly $3 million in damages. Small businesses owners all over Pennsylvania are feeling the brunt of spiking gas prices in every aspect of their business (their customers, too). School buses in Pittsburgh may use artificial intelligence to get information on cars that pass them while stopped. Finally, it took 12 hours, but a cow stuck in the mud managed to get rescued.
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