Author: Caroline Bourque
Getting from Pittsburgh to Cleveland in Under 10 Minutes?
Several groups are exploring the potential for a Great Lakes hyperloop to connect Pittsburgh and Cleveland at speeds of 700 mph.
Which Pittsburgh Restaurants are Open on Thanksgiving
If you don't want to cook, these eateries are more than happy to do all of the work for you.
A New Bus Line is Offering Service in Pittsburgh
FlixBus has extended routes from Pittsburgh to Columbus, Ohio and Washington, D.C.
Pittsburgh community creates a movement to #LoveLikeTheBoys
The now global movement encourages small acts of kindness to honor the legacy of David and Cecil Rosenthal, who were killed in the shootings at Tree of Life synagogue.
The Easy Way to Learn Allegheny County's Recycling Rules
There is a new website allowing residents to enter their address and find area-specific information on recycling.
How to Plan Your Light Up Night Like a Pro
We've got a few tried and tested ways to enjoy the start of the holiday season without giving yourself a stress headache.
I Made It! Market offers hidden gems for the holidays
The event will feature nearly 100 local artists for a day of shopping in advance of the upcoming holiday season.
Popular Handmade Arcade Returns for 15th Year
Pittsburgh’s widely attended craft fair is back, with a special focus on the next generation of artists, craft makers and designers.
A Food Truck for Your Dog Has Rolled into Pittsburgh
The Rollaway Dog Cafe puts a nutritional twist on their pet-centric menu, dishing out at festivals and street fairs across the city.
Is Rainy Weather Postponing Your Trick or Treating?
Many Pittsburgh area municipalities are postponing traditional Halloween festivities to avoid the expected nasty weather. Check our list to see if your community is among them.
Star of “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” Shooting New Movie in Pittsburgh
Cameras started rolling in Point Breeze this week on the Amazon Studios film, which features Rachel Brosnahan.
Jason Momoa’s “Sweet Girl” Is filming in Pittsburgh this Fall — and You Could Be in It
The Netflix thriller is calling for a wide range of Pittsburghers to fill background roles at a casting call this weekend.
How to Use Your Future Coffin as Furniture
Attendees at an eco-friendly workshop this fall will craft a piece of furniture meant to double as their own final resting place.
Duquesne University Receives Grant to Restore August Wilson House
The late playwright’s childhood home will be restored and turned into a community arts center, thanks to the Save America’s Treasures program.
Why is There a Working Piano Sitting Outside in Braddock?
The renovated garden space at The Holland Project now houses an array of outdoor instruments.
A New Way for You to Cut Down on Robocalls
Gov. Tom Wolf signed a new law that allows citizens to permanently prevent unsolicited phone calls.
Pittsburgh Asks for Return of Artifacts, No Questions Asked
Mayor Bill Peduto's office is looking for lost documents and items that could be historically significant.
Safely Get Rid of Hazardous Household Waste
The Pennsylvania Resources Council is hosting its last chemical product collection of 2019 in Beaver County this month.
How Your Scent Could Someday Save You
“Scentsational” is a free program that allows people to have their scent swabbed for tracking purposes in case they get lost or go missing.
When and Where to Find the Most Colorful Leaves this Fall
Leaf-watchers may have to look outside of Pittsburgh to get their foliage fix this fall.
How Many Spots Can You Save with this Parking Chair?
This 8-foot-tall chair is part of the “Pull Up a Chair. You are Welcome Here” campaign.
The Robot is Here with Your Food
Starship Technologies plans to implement a fleet of autonomous delivery robots in Oakland this fall.
