Here are some noon headlines from the TribLive, Friday, Jan. 19, 2024:

School or no school?

When the heavy snow hits or temperatures reach single digits, school superintendents in Western Pennsylvania face a judgment call: To close or not to close.

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Court issues narrow win for gun advocates in Pa. case

A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that adults between ages 18 and 20 in Pennsylvania may openly carry guns – but only during a state of emergency.

Courtesy of Connie Brinda Prime Stage Theatre’s “Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott” opens Friday at the New Hazlett Theater on the North Side.  

Here are 5 things to do this weekend

After you’re done shoveling snow, of course.

Cars pass over the Fort Duquesne Bridge in Pittsburgh.  

Pittsburgh bridges set to get $132M in renovations

“More infrastructure spending equals more jobs — good-paying, family-sustaining jobs.”

Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive A 1966 Batmobile signed by Adam West is on display at the David Lawrence Convention Center for the 2024 World of Wheels.  

5 generations of Batmobiles on display at car show

“I can’t wait for Pittsburgh to see these cars.”

David Klug via AP In this courtroom sketch, Robert Bowers, the shooting in the 2018 synagogue massacre, confers with his legal team on May 30, 2023, in Pittsburgh.  

Feds slam Pittsburgh synagogue shooter’s push for new trial

The latest in the appeals process.

Astrobotic Technology via AP In this image released by Astrobotic Technology, an image from a mounted camera shows a disturbed section of insulation on the Peregrine lander, while on its way to land on the moon on Jan. 8.  

Astrobotic lunar lander burns up in space

The spacecraft, the first American effort to attempt a moon landing in decades, closed the book on its ill-fated journey.

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