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Communities across Pennsylvania and the country are losing their local news sources, and two women are fighting for more local journalism in southwestern Pennsylvania. Bellevue Mayor Bri Erskine and Center for Media Innovation Managing Director at Point Park, Lexi Belfulfine talk about this year's "Newsapalooza."
We often admire a work of art, but hearing from the artist themselves can change everything. This Sunday, the August Wilson African American Cultural Center is inviting the community to do just that. President and CEO Janis Burley and Artistic Director Kimberly Jacobs tell us all about it.
Fine wine, family traditions, and a Gibsonia destination that has been perfecting both for 25 years. Robby Incmikoski is uncorking the story behind one of Pittsburgh's most beloved wineries.
Your phone rings; you don't recognize the number, and there's a good chance it's a spam call. In under a Mikey Minute, could we finally be getting relief from all those unwanted texts and calls?
25 years of bold fashion, big style, culture, and community, and it's being marked with their annual Africanism Gala that promises to bring a night of glamour and good vibes. Co-founders Demeatria Bocella and Darnell McLauren share how this year's celebration will be one for the books.
For this month's Parent Panel, we talk about the holiday food marathon.
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, gratitude is top of mind. This year, try turning thankfulness into storytime. The curriculum center director at the Gumberg Library at Duquesne University is here with some recommended reads.
The Steelers were off last week but Pittsburgh sports fans never take a bye from a good sports debate. So instead of fantasy football we're talking fantasy neighbors. If you could pick any Pittsburgh athlete, past or present, to live next door, who would you pick?
Tiramisu for two, and more! If you've been scrolling on social media lately, you may have come across some desserts that are really on the move. Midnight Olive Catering shows us how they're making dessert the main event with their strolling cannoli and roaming tiramisu bar.
The force is back on Mount Washington! The famous Star Wars vending machine is back in its rightful place in front of the firehouse along Virginia Avenue. It disappeared back in August and now it's better than ever in November. So where did it go? And why? Our Robby Incmikoski has the exclusive interview with the TikTok creator who "stole" it and what a ride it has been on!
For years, parents at Monessen have been asking questions about conditions in their schools. Now an insider is coming forward with new details about what they say has been happening behind the scenes. KDKA Investigator Erika Stanish has been covering this story.
The road to becoming a doctor is a long one, but what if you could take a couple of years off the journey? Thiel College is teaming up with the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine to help students fast-track their way into medical school with the potential to save time, money and even bypass the MCAT. The president of thiel college -- dr. Susan traverso is here to share more about this...
Ready to jump into something new? Trampoline fitness is bouncing its way into the workout world with Google searches on the trend jumping 75% in recent months. Our producer Allante Walker is finding out if this high-flying workout is worth the hype.
As of Wednesday, the Pittsburgh area is in its 11th dry day in a row.
The Beaver County Humane Society is seeking volunteers and fosters amid what they are calling a mild outbreak of kennel cough.
The Ferris wheel is coming back to the Roberto Clemente Bridge for Pittsburgh's second annual Oktoberfest celebration.
While posting has become commonplace in our culture, the real-world effects could hurt your job prospects.
Two days after the medical drama "The Pitt" won five Emmy awards, Noah Wyle came to Pittsburgh to thank the people in the actual ER it depicts.
The U.S. Postal Service is holding a contest to bring back a forever stamp, and one featuring Mister Rogers is in the running.
The Monessen City School District is aware of more than five cases of hand, foot, and mouth disease in its elementary school.
The Penguins begin the regular season on the road against former head coach Mike Sullivan and the New York Rangers on Oct. 7.
Pittsburgh councilmembers plan on introducing new legislation that will change the zoning code for vape shops.
A local organization has made it its mission to stand against hate.
We all know artificial intelligence can do a lot of things. It can help you respond to write a speech, update your resume and build a website. Some people are letting these bots control their personal relationships. Dr. Katie Stewart joined us to explain this new concept called "artificial intimacy.
Jenni Gerhold and Lisa Kugler were in the Talk Pittsburgh studios to give us a preview of an event called "Stronger Than Addiction," which supports Shatterproof, a national nonprofit that supports communities in transforming addiction treatment.
There are ways to navigate the sadness and stress that you may be feeling if you've recently lost a loved one during the holiday season. The author and host of "Graduating Grief" podcast Sherri Dunlevy joined the show to help us through the process.
Life and leadership coach Vernee Smith was here to tell us why we're allowed to say "no" around the holidays, and how we can start to set boundaries.
Amy Baumgartner and Carley Weissert are getting the girls together for "Gratitude Glow Up: Grounding and Glimmers," and they stopped by to tell us all about the upcoming event.
