Author: Richard Cook
Jim Krenn, three years removed from WDVE, is returning to Pittsburgh morning radio full-time.
The 13-story complex is aimed at easing the housing crunch near the University of Pittsburgh campus.
It will change the way you think when you walk by that ivy-covered brick wall in Oakland.
Former Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw is part of a new reality-TV travel show, and you won't believe his traveling buddies.
The Cavaliers apparently don't trust their fans to make enough noise when the opposition is at the foul line.
Also, a pizza-shop owner learns the hard way that jury duty is serious business — plus the case for Andy Warhol in 3 minutes.
This past weekend’s first-ever event at South Park is getting mixed reviews.
Michael Keaton used trash talk, and Andrew McCutchen used his bat to put a heckler in his place.
Once referred to as “desolation drive,” critics have argued that the Penn Avenue bike lanes aren’t used enough to justify their existence.
The look on Polanco's face says it all.
Also, why it's a good time to own a bed and breakfast in Pittsburgh.
Three big events will shut down more than a dozen streets in the downtown area. If you want to get from here to there, read this first.
Also not allowed, selfie sticks.
The Super Bowl MVP will jump into the always fascinating (?) world of summer session reality TV.
Plus, see how city planners are using a slick, 3-D imaging tool to imagine the next version of the 'Burgh.
If you come from an average-income family in the Pittsburgh area, which county gives you the best chance to earn more?
The gourmet hot dog shop, opened by Kevin Sousa in 2012, will be transformed into a pub-style eatery with one significant difference.
Guy Fieri is opening his first Pittsburgh-area eatery later this month.
Over the years, a President and a Prime Minister dined there.
Flippers are getting 20 percent better returns on their investments here than in other parts of the country.
The players suggest Tom Brady deserves punishment for, at the very least, knowing something funny was going on with the team's footballs.
Deciding who ultimately gets them is no easy task.
They're throwing a party to honor Chris Fennimore and you're invited.
It seems the crew of the International Space Station had something on their minds as they did a flyby over the three rivers.
A new owner is making plans to transform Tamari.
Pittsburgh has been home to a number of incredibly wealthy people who built very big homes. We take a look at the stories behind five of the more famous of the city's mansions.
Pittsburgh’s Allegheny Health Network is testing an alternative to traditional gastric bypass surgery.
One of the eateries has been a staple in Bloomfield for more than a half-century.
The city of Pittsburgh has launched an interactive map to show which roads are on the rehab list.
A popular sports website says it’s time for everyone to get on the Bucco bandwagon.
The Kidsburgh campaign will debut in May in selected markets no more than a day’s drive from Pittsburgh.
The Steelers coach says he has just the right role in mind for the Pirates outfielder.
The boxing drama "Southpaw" is set to arrive in theaters in late July.
The Pirates outfielder cut his hair for the first time in eight years.
You don’t have to be a handyman to be handy with those spring projects, if you have the right equipment.
These were the things we found attracting a lot of attention.
From Fred Rogers to Pittsburgh traffic cop Vic Cianca to weatherman Joe DeNardo, these 'Burghers are fun to watch and remember.
It seems the 'Burgh's boys of winter are popping up everywhere on the Internet.
We bet you didn't get to work this way.
The storm has passed, the streets are clear, time to appreciate how good Pittsburgh can look in the snow.
This season's hilarious edition does not disappoint.
With one click, you can see how close the plows and salt trucks are to your street.
The film, “In Football We Trust,” follows four talented Polynesian high-school football players who dream of making it to the NFL.
Plows were attached to asphalt trucks, but most of the snow was still removed the hard way: with shovels.
Jesse Kaufman, who gave every penny from his bar mitzvah to Jasmine Boden, both appeared on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" Friday.
Photographer Dave DiCello shot an incredible image of this morning's snow squall as it approached the city skyline.
The game was great. The commercials were . . . meh.
Gatorade unveiled the video as part of a new commercial campaign during the world junior championship.
Sydney Hutchko was born in Franklin Park and graduated from North Allegheny High School
Sofia Vergara is engaged to Mt. Lebanon native and big-time Steelers fan Joe Manganiello.