Local shelters coming together to find furever homes for their current residents
A local pet ministry is dedicated to our four-legged friends. The Creatures of the Creator at Unity Presbyterian Church are hosting an adoption event this Saturday.
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A local pet ministry is dedicated to our four-legged friends. The Creatures of the Creator at Unity Presbyterian Church are hosting an adoption event this Saturday.
Let's get the conversation started with our host Heather Abraham and Star 100.7's Kelly Dzanaj!
Let's get the conversation started with Animal Advocates, ShuBrew and more! Click for more information about today's guests!
Ki Ki and Kelly were back for another edition of the 3 O'clock Drop. We talked about our favorite Super Bowl Halftime shows.
The holidays are closer than you think. Even if it's your favorite time of the year, the season can be hard on our mental health. Happiness coach Dannie De Novo says now is the time to prepare our mindset.
Selina Progar, the pastry chef at Eleven, showed us how to make the perfect dessert that captures the flavor of autumn and can be made after a trip to pick apples.
Two local groups are creating opportunities for the critical impact of the development of children in our communities. Adam James Zahren and Randi Vega joined our show for a new edition of Family Matters.
With the leaves turning colors, it's setting the perfect scene for a brand new fall event happening this weekend in Crafton. Liz Palmer and Danielle Sheaffer of the Crafton Recreation Board and Brendan Conaway, joined the show.
Celebrities including Kim Kardashian are posting videos of getting full-body MRI scans, ones that can cost thousands of dollars. It's renewed a debate about if these tests are actually worth it. Dr. Natalie Gentile from Direct Care of Physicians of Pittsburgh was here to talk more about preventative healthcare.
Let's get the conversation started with our host Heather Abraham and Mary Ours!
Let's get the conversation started with Dannie De Novo, Selina and more! Click for more information about today's guests!
Burghers Brewing is teaming up with "Hungry Jess Big City" Jess Iacullo to launch a competition to find a new burger to feature on their menu.
Heather was joined by the winning team of the annual invention marathon, where students from different majors come together to help solve these issues with the U.S. healthcare system. Prakruti Jajoo, Rachel Thomas, and Kshitija Koli were on the winning team. Prerna Dodeja, was on the second place team and Ian Foo was an organizer of the event.
Kids can't learn everything in the classroom. Local journalist Meg St-Esprit is taking this to heart. She wrote an article for "Scary Mommy" about why she pulls her kids out of school occasionally for trips.
The Salvation Army Western PA Division feeds people across nearly 30 counties. Their mission is even more important right now as September is Hunger Awareness Month. Major Philip Lloyd and Major Justin Caldwell joined the show to share more.
In recent years, our approach to mental health has started to evolve. There's still a stigma around suicide and it's more important than ever to address it. Keirston Parham, the lead recovery and peer services coordinator at UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital, joined us for Health Talk, to talk more about this.
Dr. Michelle Duennes at St. Vincent College and Dr. Al McDonnell at Chatham University are leading a study about the invasion of spotted lanternflies.
Let's get the conversation started with our host Heather Abraham and Mary Ours!
Let's get the conversation started with Meg St-Espirt, Pitt Challenge, and more! Click for more information about today's guests!
Today, we're hopping back to a brewery in Dormont, operated out of a building with a lot of history. It's a dream come true for a couple of friends who wanted to take their love for brewing beer to the next step. Let's take a look inside Back Alley Brewing.
A collaboration between more than a dozen organizations has led to a one of its kind digital dashboard called IndexPGH. Lauren Connelly, of the Allegheny Conference, and Jeremy Waldrup, from the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership, joined the show to talk about it.
No cheese, no problem. Patrick Elston, who works at Gus Franco's Pizza, was in the KDKA Kitchen to show us the perfect pizza with no cheese.
Bullying is nothing new, but now that it's often online, it's a whole different ball game and may require a different approach from parents. We were joined once again by Barron Whited.
School should be all about learning and making friends. But unfortunately, bullying often finds its way into the classroom, cafeteria and even follows them home. Barron Whited, a counselor at Agora Cyber Charter School, was here to talk about what parents and educators should be watching out for.
Let's get the conversation started with our host Heather Abraham and Mary Ours!
