PITTSBURGH — The Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh received a $5 million gift, bringing the institution within $5 million of its $150 million fundraising goal, officials said.

The gift from the Fine Foundation will be used to support the Museum of Art's ongoing Carnegie International exhibitions, a North American showcase for new art and artists, the museum said Wednesday.

The Fine Foundation is led by Milton Fine, Carnegie Museums trustee emeritus, who has been associated with the Carnegie Museums for more than 25 years and was elected to the board of trustees in 1983.

The $150 million capital campaign will be used to pay for an expansion of the dinosaur hall, new educational facilities and other long-term improvements and investments.

PHILADELPHIA — Authorities say a bus driver shot in Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood drove the bus five blocks while wounded to get his passengers to safety.The bus was caught in the crossfire as two men were shooting at each other. The 44-year-old man driving the bus was shot in the lower back, but he's expected to survive. A 36-year-old passenger had a minor wound to her hand.No arrests were immediately made following the shootout, which happened at about 1 a.m. Thursday.A spokesman for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority says the driver acted with uncommon bravery.

PITTSBURGH — A faculty group at the University of Pittsburgh wants to ban smoking within 15 feet of the main entrances of buildings on campus.The University Senate's faculty assembly has endorsed the policy. The university's Senate Council, which includes Chancellor Mark Nordenberg, is set to take up the issue on Monday.The faculty proposal at Pitt is not as sweeping as the no-smoking policy being considered a few blocks away at Carnegie Mellon University. CMU officials are considering whether to ban smoking indoors and out on campus.The Pitt proposal would still allow outdoor smoking and designate certain areas for smokers.