Author: Sabrina Bodon
Gift Giving Through the Mind of a CMU Expert
Researchers help you find the gift your loved ones really want this holiday season.
Does The Pittsburgh City Flag Need a Makeover?
A city flag redesign contest draws in submissions of rivers, bridges and even pierogies.
The Joy of Cookies: Cookies Tour Enters 20th Season
More than 48,000 cookies will bring in holiday cheer in Lawrenceville.
Can You Name All of the Lists Pittsburgh is On?
Pittsburgh's first significant nationwide ranking was more than three decades ago –– and a lot has changed since then.
Popular Pittsburgh Pastry Chef May Be Sent Back to France
David Piquard learned earlier this month that his immigration status was in jeopardy.
Need a Truck to Move? There’s an App For That
Truxx, a truck-sharing app offering pick-ups, trailers and vans, launches in Pittsburgh.
Local Company On a Mission to Expand Free Wi-Fi in Pittsburgh
Meta Mesh Wireless Communities received a $120K grant to expand free Wi-Fi in Braddock, the Hill District, Allentown and beyond.
Bitcoin ATMs Come to the 'Burgh
But what exactly is a bitcoin?
Free Watch Party: Anthony Bourdain's “Parts Unknown” in Pittsburgh
A local theater will show the much-anticipated episode on its big screen Sunday night
International Street-Food-Inspired Restaurant To Open In Lawrenceville
Ki Pollo will feature Korean-style fried chicken and empanadas.
Wasted Time – The High Cost of Traffic Jams in Pittsburgh
The city ranks 25th for worst commutes in U.S.
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Comes to You –– for Free
PSO musicians will visit 13 venues throughout Pittsburgh for a day of free music.
Pittsburgh Company awarded $100K to Better Protect Football Players
2nd Skull has developed a protective cap to be worn as a helmet liner to better protect players from concussions.
Roberto Clemente Jr. Goes to Bat for Puerto Rico
The son of the Pittsburgh baseball icon is doing what his father did 45 years ago, helping people in need. Also, he's not the only one stepping up.
Come Hang Out and Party on The New Greenfield Bridge
Everyone is invited to celebrate the end of two years of delays and detours.
Hyperloop One Could Change How You Spend Your Weekends
Hyperloop One plans to use high-speed pods that travel in low-pressure tubes to whisk people and freight at 700 miles an hour, cutting the travel time from Pittsburgh to Chicago to less than an hour.
Watch: A Deer’s Dip in a Ross Township Pool Goes Viral
A Ross Township man kept his cool in the pool when a fawn decided to go for a swim.
Tailgating at the Pitt Game? Let Someone Else Bring the Food
Say goodbye to hauling your own coolers, grills and tents as Pitt partners with Tailgate Guys to bring tailgating nirvana.
Kennywood’s New Happy Hauntings Promise Family Fall Fun
Looking for creepy-crawly fun for the whole family? Don your Halloween best and head to Kennywood this October.
