Author: Geoffrey W. Melada
Four Pittsburgh couples share their romantic engagement stories — proving that movie-perfect proposals really do exist.
Eleven years after her abduction and torture by a child predator, a brave young woman is on a mission to inform youth about the very real dangers of online sexual predators.
Sarris Candies owner Bill Sarris has helped introduce Sarris fans to new products (hello, 100-calorie pretzel packs!) while leaving beloved aspects of the company untouched.
A natural star on the CBS hit 'The Big Bang Theory,' Pittsburgh's own Aarti Mann is blowing up.
Persistence and sheer talent have played a role in making Wayno, the illustrator with a simple moniker, a household name.
A primetime pioneer, Jerry Hughes was made for TV.
Dr. Jim Withers, of Operation Safety Net, makes house calls to the homeless and envisions street medicine as a mission of mercy on a global scale.
Only intending to stay a short while, Ted Pappas, producing artistic director at Pittsburgh Public Theater, found his new home in Pittsburgh.
As the star of ABC’s newest dramedy “No Ordinary Family,” Julie Benz proves art imitates life, and her life is anything but ordinary.
Point Breeze native and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Annie Dillard concedes that Pittsburgh’s landscape is painted indelibly in her mind.
Award-winning Post-Gazette editorial cartoonist Rob Rogers, whose work is featured in a new retrospective book, talks about his career and shares a behind-the-scenes look at his job.
Pittsburgh native John Harrison, now working in Hollywood, got his start in 'Dawn of the Dead' as a zombie.
ESPN sportswriter John D. Lukacs changes direction to write about an amazing WWII feat of bravery.
Dr. W.P. Andrew Lee and his team at UPMC are forging a new frontier in medicine by improving the lives of amputees with hand transplants.
Randy Pausch: His "Last Lecture"
Lives On
Hear what Pittsburgh judges, criminal lawyers and other veterans of our legal system have to say about some of our most memorable trials.
Three Pittsburgh attorneys prove that they are in it for more than just the money.
Meet UPMC executive Liz Concordia, who may someday lead the region's health care powerhouse.
