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This sweet girl loves car rides and using her nose and mind for enrichment activities. Meet her at Animal Friends.
It’s a role she never wanted, a role no mother ever deserved, but Sherry Jo Matt’s mission changed when her daughter died from a fentanyl overdose.
Located near many of the borough’s amenities, the century-old, three-bedroom home has been extensively remodeled.
Located on Ellsworth Avenue, the store sells hundreds of rare labels from around the globe.
The 'I'm Fine.' project comes to Pittsburgh to raise awareness of mental health issues.
This sweet duo is eager to find a new loving home together. Meet them at Animal Friends.
New renderings of the Victory Heights project have been released.
A librarian with the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh left more than 5,000 books around the carefully restored, 150-year-old home that's just steps from Grandview Avenue.
Primanti Bros. has a new CEO — and plans for more expansion outside of Pittsburgh.
“I am an empathetic listener, which helps build trust, a key aspect of any ongoing relationship.”
“Every human being placed on this earth has the potential to be the best human being you can be.”
“My No. 1 goal will always be to leave this world better than I found it.”
“Open a new notebook and write a note to the person you want to be in five years.”
Toni Haggerty celebrates 50 years as the restaurant chain's iconic ambassador.
Virginia Montanez remembers when Magee Hospital rolled down the street.
This very individualistic boy takes time, patience and treats to gain trust. Meet him at Animal Friends.
This is the second baby born to Ibo, an endangered Western lowland gorilla.
Within a year, Fet-Fisk is expected to open in the former Lombardozzi’s Restaurant in Bloomfield.
A classic, 1890s-era farmhouse in Edgeworth underwent a sweeping renovation that gave it a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces.
'Help!' This easygoing boy needs someone to provide his forever home. Meet him at Animal Friends.
The “Vikings: Warriors of the North Sea” exhibit at the Carnegie Science Center provides a good reminder of history beyond the recent past.
Little Earth Productions' partnership with the platinum recording artist, mogul and media personality is the latest installment in their 30-year rise to the big leagues.
The Pakistani immigrant founded the nonprofit Spread the Love Projects that so far has raised $17,000 toward this goal.
Based on the public’s demand, airport officials moved statues for the famous Steeler and other historical figures to a space at the Landside Terminal open to all.