Author: Janine Faust
Expert Opinions on How HQ2 Could Change Pittsburgh
From jobs to housing to technology, six areas which would be impacted if Amazon chose Pittsburgh for its HQ2.
Wait No More in the Check-Out Line at the Grocery Store
Giant Eagle’s “Scan Pay & Go” mobile service lets shoppers scan their own groceries and check out quickly.
5 Great Things to Do in Pittsburgh on the Fourth of July
The Steel City has plenty to do before the fireworks start on Independence Day.
New River Tour May Teach You Something About Pittsburgh
Rivers of Steel’s “Explorer” journeys through Pittsburgh’s innovation history while traveling along the three rivers.
Something Fishy is Happening in Highland Park
Pittsburgh now has a place where urban anglers can relax and reel in some catfish.
Locally Made App For Domestic Abuse Victims Gets an Update
New features were introduced to RUSafe in order to better assist those at risk.
The Story Behind Those Colorful Globes Downtown
The “Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cooler Planet” art exhibit wants passersby to consider the effects of climate change.
Crime in the South Side Has Fallen Dramatically
Illegal activity plunged along East Carson Street following several new security measures.
Pittsburgh Might Mow Your Lawn for Free
The city is launching a free grass cutting service for the elderly, disabled and veterans.
Influx of Red, White and Blue Coming to City of Black and Gold
The National Flag Foundation is bringing the Star Spangled Banner’s history and colors to the Koppers Building –– and on some nights, it will be visible for miles.
Renting in Pittsburgh? You're Getting a Great Deal
The Steel City ranks first in Zillow’s 10 Most Affordable Markets for Renters list.
Burn Notice: Pittsburgh's Traffic Ticket Hot Spots
Traffic citations by Pittsburgh police are up 40 percent since last year.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic in the Great Outdoors
Linton Middle School’s newest classroom in Penn Hills doesn’t have a ceiling or a chalkboard — what it does have is a pond and an open pavilion.
What's Wrong with the Fountain at the Point?
The iconic fountain is undergoing repairs after a particularly tough flood season.
The Cathedral of Learning is Getting a New Nationality Room
The Philippines Room is expected to be open for tours and classes by early fall.
A Lifetime of Mister Rogers Isn’t Enough for this Pittsburgher
Laurel Scholnick spent hours watching “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” as a child and then again as an adult, cataloging the final episodes of the iconic Pittsburgh-based children’s show.
Find Out How You Could Save the 10th Street Geese
Tim Kaulen painted “10th Street Geese” on the 10th Street Bridge more than two decades ago. He’s trying to make sure it stays there.
A New App Aims to Keep Pittsburgh Boaters Safer
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ new digital device provides information on navigation, water levels and more.
Pittsburgh’s First-Ever Edible Trail Is Open to Visitors
After three years of planning, construction and planting, O’Hara Township has opened the tastiest new path in Woodland Park.
5 Essential Ways to Prepare for the Three Rivers Arts Festival
One of Pittsburgh’s most popular events of the summer is about to begin. Make sure you’re ready for 10 days of revelry.
On the Market: Iconic Oakmont Bookstore is for Sale
Can you deduce who will be the next proprietor of the Mystery Lovers Book Shop?
Electric Scooter Rideshare Launching in Pittsburgh
Scoobi will offer an eco-friendly alternative to cars and a speedier alternative to bikes beginning in June.
