Author: Eddie Trizzino
TV Special Provides Inside Glimpse of the Evancho Family
One of the Pittsburgh area’s most high profile families is the subject of a one-hour TV special.
Recycling Made Easy: A One-Stop Spot to Unload Your E-Junk
The Pennsylvania Resource Council is hosting a hard-to-recycle collection event Saturday at LaRoche College.
Pittsburgh Haunts are Looking For a Few Good & Scary People
Get a job at one of the haunted houses around the city for the upcoming Halloween season.
Can You Spare a Pint? Blood Bank Needs You to Donate. Now.
Regional hospitals are experiencing their biggest blood shortage in 14 years.
What You Need to Know about Downtown's 4th of July Celebration
There are plenty of events going on long before the fireworks go off.
Pittsburgh Workers Use the Most Vacation Time in the Country
Project: Time Off reports that just 40 percent of Pittsburghers end the year with unused vacation time.
See The Tiny House with Room to Grow
The housing company Module, a Pittsburgh start-up, creates an alternative housing model that grows in size as you grow in income.
Mesa to Open in Former Conflict Kitchen Space
Robert Sayre opens a restaurant with a New Mexico-inspired menu at the Schenley Plaza location.
Back to the Future: How to Make a Bar a Church (Again)
Orchard Hill Church Pastor Joel Haldeman envisions a church restored in the defunct Altar Bar
A Guy plays God, Who is Just a Guy
The titular character in Pittsburgh Public Theater’s “An Act of God” turns out to be a pretty average joe — with Pittsburgh roots.
Getting Started with Startups: A Peek at Alphalab Demo Day
Technological innovators present what could be “the next big thing” at the Carnegie Music Hall in Homewood.
“What Did We Miss?” Designing a Voice for Grief
The Center of Life in Hazelwood partners with Carnegie Mellon University for a very powerful exhibit.
Millvale Pivots Its Way to National Honor
The borough has been recognized with two National Planning Awards.
25 years of The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
Everything you need to know about the annual Mother’s Day event in Pittsburgh to fight breast cancer.
89 years in Pittsburgh, One Ride on The Incline
A Beaver County native shares the heartwarming story of her Grandmother's first ride on a Pittsburgh landmark.
Swedish Soccer Star: Pittsburgh Surgeon Saved My Career
To show his appreciation, Zlatan Ibrahimovic posted a picture of his knee “autographed” by UPMC’s Dr. Freddie Fu.
Are You Smarter than a Pittsburgh Garbage Can?
The City of Pittsburgh plans to spend $580,000 on smart public trash cans.
