(Photo courtesy KDKA-TV/CBS News & Stations/Paramount)Key Points Key Point 1Key Point 2Key Point 3The CBS-owned station in Pittsburgh has become the latest in Paramount’s portfolio to launch a new augmented-virtual reality television studio to futurize its local news broadcasts, the company announced on Tuesday. KDKA (Channel 2) station debuted the AR/VR studio during its 4 p.m. newscast with anchor Kristine Sorensen and meteorologists Mary Ours and Ray Petelin. The station said the studio is the first of its kind in the Pittsburgh region. For now, the station will use the new AR/VR studio to augment its weather forecasts, but there are plans to deploy it more-broadly across KDKA’s news operations. With the launch, CBS Pittsburgh becomes the 13th CBS station to integrate AR/VR technology into its news operations.