Auditor general Eugene DePasquale talks to Marty and Wendy about the billion dollars a year in gas tax and how it is diverted to help with policing areas that have given up there local police.  He says money needs to go back infrastructure and roads.

When Ryan Sheetz hits the road in his specially-equipped van, he has camera guys, a sound crew, and a $10,000 check in the backseat. Ryan tells Marty and Wendy about his company's mission to celebrate Sheetz customers who go above and beyond by surprising them with special gifts they could only dream about.

Marty and Wendy talked to Plum’s former police Chief Frank Monaco about how schools are shutting down every time there is a bomb threat at a local school.  He says that he never had a bomb when there was a threat and says that schools should remove the student and have them check the school and then send the kids back to class.  He says he did that in the past and never had a threat after they started using that policy.

The surveillance video shows a woman hopping out of her Jeep and tossing a tied, clear plastic bag full of newborn puppies into a garbage dumpster. Listen now as Wendy and Marty talk to the Riverside County, Calif., animal services officer who tracked that woman down and helped save six of the seven pup's lives.

Kristine Sorensen brought the Griffin kids in to do this weeks kidsburgh segment to tell us what they enjoy doing in the city.

Lauren Gerritsen, the granddaughter of an 86 year old Greensburg man talks to Marty and Wendy about her grandfather getting hit by a car and says she can’t believe someone would hit a person and drive off.  She is hoping the man will eventually come forward.

High school seniors Mollie Landman and Brady Hunker are getting married. He's 17. She's 18. They're moving too fast, you say? They disagree. Listen as Mollie and Brady tell Wendy and Marty about their love story and the cancer spreading through Brady's body that has them counting each day as a blessing.

Wendy and Marty speak with Marty Dietz, the lawyer representing the Pittsburgh-area man charged with paying cash bribes to college athletes, encouraging them to use him as a financial adviser when they went pro.

Marty and Wendy speak with Pittsburgh attorney Alan Perer about the Boy Scouts Scandal that has ensnared more than 7,000 alleged perpetrators of child sex abuse against 12,254 victims. Perer discusses the shocking testimony lawyers in New York and New Jersey plan to outline against the alleged abusers who tried to protect the reputation of the Boy Scouts.

This good news segment features Dr. Belinda George, the principal of a Texas elementary school who started a Tuesday night tradition on Facebook. Listen as Dr. George reads bedtime stories to her student on Facebook Live, and hear how her desire to promote reading has affected her 'scholars' test scores.