Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Thursday, June 15:

Pittsburgh Zoo reveals leopard cub names

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium has revealed the names of its newest leopard cubs — Mila and Grover.

The zoo hosted a public naming contest that brought in more than $1,000. Proceeds will be used for animal care and zoo maintenance.

The cubs are making their home in the outdoor exhibit and will be on display for the public soon.

The Highland Park zoo is home to more than 8,000 animals representing more than 600 species.

Kennedy Township fire department warns of scam

Kennedy Township Independent Volunteer Fire Co. is the latest in a string of departments being hit by a phishing scam.

People are selling T-shirts that they say will benefit the fire company, but it is not legitimate, officials said.

“We are not selling limited edition T-shirts or any merchandise,” the fire company posted on social media.

“There is a huge scam text message that went out recently to many people. Please do not click the link sent as it is a scam,” the fire company added.

Earlier this week, Derry Volunteer Fire Company reported a similar fraudulent fundraiser had targeted its department.

Fire and Food Trucks in Cranberry

Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Co. will host a food truck event/membership drive at 5 p.m. Thursday.

The Fire and Food Trucks event is open to the public. It will be at the station at 20727 Route 19.

People can purchase a variety of food from Cousins Maine Lobster, Smokin’ Daves BBQ, and sweet treats from Nothing Bundt Cakes, Dairy Queen and Kona Ice.

The event is aimed at giving people one-on-one access to the volunteer firefighters and helping people learning more about membership opportunities.

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