Author: Kaitlyn Nuebel
The Local Company Making Oxygen More Accessible to Our Pets
Pittsburghers Blake Dubé and Mark Spitz developed portable oxygen after a chance encounter with a veterinarian.
How a Self-taught Artist Began Painting Cleats for Pittsburgh's Greatest Athletes
Cody Sabol has made a name for himself speed painting Pittsburgh athletes. His latest endeavor has him painting cleats for the Steelers.
Canonsburg Filmmaker Shares The Coming Out Story Behind Award-Winning Short Film
Sam Orlowski made “Thanks to Her,” a gay coming-of-age short film, during her senior year at Pitt. There was just one problem — she hadn’t come out to her family yet.
First Night Pittsburgh Will Say Goodbye to 2021 with Giant Rabbits and Other Celebrations
New Year’s Eve Festivities in the Cultural District will be free and open to everyone this year.
21-Year-Old Launches Program to Increase Age Diversity in Pittsburgh's Nonprofit Scene
Ashley Lynn Priore started her first nonprofit at 14. Now, at 21, she’s developing a program to make it easier for other young people to join local nonprofit boards.
How Braddock's Historic Home for Artists Came to Be
Braddock's Ohringer Arts Building, a lovingly converted furniture store, provides housing, community and inspiration for a group of 37 artists.
Pittsburgh's 60th Light Up Night Has Enough Holiday Spirit for Two Nights This Year
The main event is Saturday, but festivities will take place on Friday as well, and we’ve got the highlights.
How Pittsburgh is Honoring the Victims From the Tree of Life Shooting
Three years after the mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue, victims will be remembered with a commemorative ceremony, service events and Torah study.
Local Cancer Survivor Creates Online Boutique To Help Women Recover In Style
Cancer took Lisa Lurie’s breasts, ovaries, best friend and business partner. But she won’t let it take a woman's glam.
Heinz History Center Offers Children Free Admission During Month of October
Those who visit by Oct. 10 can see the “American Democracy: A Great Leap of Faith” exhibit before it closes.
First Pittsburgh Fall Home Show Will Help People Prepare For Winter
The weekend-long event featuring hundreds of home services and products is a counterpart to Pittsburgh’s Spring Home & Garden Show.
Pittsburgh's Pierogi Festival Returns This Weekend With Over 2 Dozen Vendors
From pierogi grilled cheese to pierogi crepes, this year’s festival-goers will be able to try over 100 iterations of Pittsburgh’s favorite dish.
Pennsylvania Implements 2-Bottle-Per-Day Limit on Certain Liquor Purchases
The state’s Liquor Control Board says supply chain shortages are to blame.
Annual Recipe For Hope Fundraiser Proves Most Successful Yet With More Than $73,000 Raised
Familiar faces from Pittsburgh’s TV and radio stations threw on aprons Saturday night for a fundraiser for Hair Peace Charities.
Pittsburgh St. Patrick's Day Parade Returns This Weekend As A Halfway Celebration
After a 2 1/2-year hiatus, the Pittsburgh St. Patrick’s Day Parade is back — and in September.
9-Year-Old Latrobe Opera Singer Is One Performance Away From Winning ‘America's Got Talent’
Victory Brinker is one of 10 contestants in the running to win the show’s $1 million prize.
Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Will Celebrate 25 Years By Illuminating City Parks
The Conservancy is partnering with LUXE Creative to bring dynamic light installations and block parties to six public parks during the first weekend in October.
Butler Street in Etna Named One of This Year's "Great Places in Pennsylvania"
The Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Planning Association has highlighted Butler Street for its sustainable practices, accessible streets and significance in the community.
Only 16% of Downtown Offices are Occupied, Report Shows
As Labor Day approaches, the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership’s Reactivation Metrics show Downtown office buildings’ slow return to an in-person workforce.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Chuck Noll Conducts the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
After Chuck Noll led the Steelers to four Super Bowl championships, he “coached” 101 classical musicians through “The Stars and Stripes Forever.”
How Pittsburgh Residents Worked Together to Convert a Country Club into Protected Green Space
The multi-year mission to preserve the property of what was once the Churchill Valley Country Club began with a dog and a Facebook page.
Pittsburgh Is Getting a New Ice Rink with Help from the Penguins
After years of planning, the Hunt Armory ice rink in Shadyside is set to open by Thanksgiving.
Here's How Pittsburgh Is Handling the "Growing Pains" of Spin Scooters
Almost two weeks after launching Move PGH, electric scooter rentals have come with parking problems.
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