Pittsburgh mom helps foster children in transition through Foster Love Project
Local foster mother, Kelly Hughes, is inspiring Pittsburghers citywide to participate in her Foster Love Project this holiday season.
18 Nov 2014
Why Carnegie is on a roll
After a devastating flood 10 years ago, Carnegie is on a roll with rebuilt businesses and new restaurants and more, including Off the Wall Theater, the Carnegie Coffee Company and Riley's Pour House.
18 Nov 2014
Pennsylvania’s first human milk bank in the works for Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh hopes to soon be the home of the Three Rivers Mothers' Milk Bank, the state's first human milk bank delivering pasteurized breast milk to medically ill babies.
14 Nov 2014
Pittsburgh is a dog town, says survey. Fido rules.
Find out what percentage of Pittsburghers own dogs and what the top breeds are in this fun survey by Campos Research.
13 Nov 2014
New hotel construction is booming in Downtown Pittsburgh
Boutique and big name hotels are answering the call for more hotel rooms in Pittsburgh. Here's a guide to what's underway and what to expect in the near future.
06 Nov 2014
Taking the Leap: Julie Peterson helping women put their best face forward
Julie Peterson, who launched her own House of Colour on the Mexican War Streets, uses her love of personal style to help people rediscover their own.
25 Oct 2014
Friends will ride 100-miles in one day to benefit Arthritis Foundation
Five professionals from the South Hills will bike from Maryland to Pittsburgh on Oct. 18 to raise awareness and money for Arthritis research.
17 Oct 2014
Why the 10 miler is the race to run
A 10 miler is good for working on your speed, training and endurance. It's a tune-up run for the marathon--and the EQT 10 miler is just around the corner.
20 Oct 2014
Ellis School hosts “unConference” to rethink learning
The Design Thinking unConference is meant to inspire educators to remake learning.
06 Oct 2014