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Dr. Natalie Gentile is here this Wellness Wednesday with what you need to know.
Heather learns more about the A Glimmer of Hope Foundation
Walt Srocki isn't a name you've ever heard or seen in the starting nine at a Pirates game, but when you hear "Wally the Camera Guy," a fond memory or two comes to mind!
We all have those little things about ourselves that probably won't, or shouldn't, make it into the first date conversation. How long do people keep those personal details under wraps?
The owner of Couture Cupcakes Autumn Sip is here to show us how to take a favorite fall flavor to the next level.
Mom and daughter, who had to face an unimaginable loss, are choosing to share their experience in hopes of helping others.
A new trend online is sparking a big conversation about what it means to be a good parent.
A new exhibit is set to open at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh this weekend.
Ki Ki B. Jones from WAMO is here to answer: "You've got a yacht, a week off and unlimited gas...Where are you sailing?"
Yachtley Crew is performing tonight at Jergel’s in Warrendale.
Buccos Roofing's mission is to give back.
Home Sweet Heather tackles a swim queso chicken recipe.
Pittsburgh International Airport has a new gaming lounge.
Fallingwater in Fayette County has opened for the season.
Andrew McCutchen and his wife Maria have welcomed their fourth child.
Let's get the conversation started with Heather, Mikey, Kelly and Boaz! Click for more information about today's guests!
Two buffaloes were born at Allegheny County's South Park.
With hundreds of millions on the line for Powerball and Mega Millions, you won't be able to buy lottery tickets today in Pennsylvania.
A free website encourages a weekly cry and John Shumway talked to the founder about it.
Four games will be played on Thursday.
Pickett's farewell message did not mention the Steelers.
Athletes competed in a number of games and challenges -- all in the name of inclusion.
Thirty Green Tree elementary school students shaved their heads Friday to raise money for childhood cancer research.
